Saturdays Football Headlines

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Saturday's football transfer rumours and all the latest gossip (September 22nd 2018)

DAILY MIRROR

Barcelona plan to watch Paul Pogba in every game for the rest of this season as they begin their full-scale assault to sign the Manchester United midfielder next summer.

Pedro reckons unbeaten Chelsea have all the hallmarks of his old Barcelona side.

Jose Mourinho has told Manchester United's rivals that World Cup fatigue is all in the head.

Eden Hazard fully deserves to be bracketed along with Lionel Messi as one of the best players in the world, according to Pedro.

Joe Hart will get the chance to stake his claim for an England recall on Saturday.

THE SUN

Tottenham star Harry Kane's bumper new contract has team-mates demanding raises.

Barcelona are set to make another attempt to sign Manchester United star Ander Herrera.

Manchester United target Sergej Milinkovic-Savic is set to sign a new Lazio contract.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Jurgen Klopp wants Liverpool to become Europe's 'ugliest team to play against'.

Steven Gerrard is happy with Rangers' progress and says he would have taken the position they are in now before he started his reign.

DAILY MAIL

Manchester United are leading a move by Premier League clubs to return the transfer deadline to the end of August.

DAILY STAR

Richarlison has revealed how Brazil superstar Neymar inspired him to greatness.

DAILY EXPRESS

Cristiano Ronaldo left Real Madrid for Juventus this summer because nobody bid higher than Juventus, according to club president Florentino Perez.

THE GUARDIAN

Rafael Benítez has denied he is in a marriage of convenience with Newcastle but concedes that, although his love for the club endures, the partnership is fast approaching breaking point.

DAILY RECORD

Rangers are finally able to sell their new Hummel kits after months of legal issues.

SCOTTISH SUN

Brendan Rodgers has admitted Celtic aren't a patch on the team that won two Trebles.

Glenn Middleton has admitted being rejected by Norwich is driving him to succeed at Rangers.