Sundays Football Headlines

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Latest Football Gossip (Oct 1st 2017)

MAIL ON SUNDAY

Chelsea are tracking Steaua Bucharest winger Florinel Coman, who has a £88m release clause in his contract.

Idrissa Gueye has given manager Ronald Koeman a boost by agreeing a new long-term deal to stay at Everton.

Fulham winger Sheyi Ojo has dislocated his shoulder and will be out for three months.

SUNDAY EXPRESS

PSG will offer Arsenal star Alexis Sanchez a £10m bonus if he signs a pre-contract deal in January.

Ronald Koeman will be battling to save himself from the sack if Everton suffer defeat against Burnley on Sunday.

West Ham's bid to line up Carlo Ancelotti as Slaven Bilic's replacement
appears to be doomed to failure after he was offered £13m a year to manage Chinese outfit Guangzhou Evergrande.

Inter Milan want to make a double January swoop on Manchester City for David Silva and Eliaquim Mangala.

SUN ON SUNDAY

Tottenham will make a fresh bid for Fulham star Ryan Sessegnon - but the asking price could be an astronomic £50m.

Everton boss Ronald Koeman wants former Liverpool striker Andy Carroll to make a £20m return to Merseyside in January.

Gerard Deulofeu and Paca Alcacer are ready to quit Barcelona just six games into the La Liga season due to a lack of playing time.

SUNDAY MIRROR

Arsenal are planning to give Jack Wilshere a new four-year deal.

Philippe Coutinho has put the bitter disappointment of not moving to Barcelona behind him, according to Graeme Souness.

Alberto Moreno reckons it's time for the critics who wrote him off as a Liverpool flop to shut their mouths.

DAILY STAR SUNDAY

Graeme Souness has told Jurgen Klopp to launch a January bid for Virgil van Dijk and pay whatever it takes to land the Southampton star.

West Ham are keeping close tabs on Wales boss Chris Coleman following their poor start to the new season.

Burnley defender Ben Mee feels he can measure up to a place in the England squad - with a dream pairing alongside his former team-mate Michael Keane.

SUNDAY TELEGRAPH

Gareth Southgate has hailed Mauricio Pochettino as a surprise secret weapon in England's World Cup plans by revealing the Tottenham manager's unseen role in Harry Kane's remarkable rise.

Southgate has also said that England players' partners will be welcome at the team hotel at next summer's World Cup finals, with FA officials already scouting training bases.