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Latest football transer talk & rumours as Premier League trio chase Brahimi (November 12, 2018)

Newcastle, West Ham and Everton are all looking to sign Porto midfielder Yacine Brahimi, according to today's back pages.

THE SUN

Porto midfielder Yacine Brahimi is wanted by three Premier League clubs - Newcastle, West Ham and Everton.

Gylfi Sigurdsson was pictured leaving Stamford Bridge wearing a protective boot after the Everton star picked up an unknown knock.

DAILY MAIL

Manchester City look like beating rivals United to the £50m signing of Ajax's Frenkie De Jong in the summer.

The FA is investigating claims of racism against the sacked Southampton technical director Martin Hunter.

Scotland have handed Hamburg defender Bates a maiden call-up as Alex McLeish replenishes his depleted squad.

Swindon are likely to turn to Richie Wellens after sacking first-team manager Phil Brown.

DAILY EXPRESS

Arsenal boss Unai Emery admits Danny Welbeck could be out for the rest of the season with his ankle injury, so could look for new signings in January.

THE MIRROR

Kyle Walker quickly deleted a tweet mocking Manchester United shortly after Man City's derby day victory.

Tottenham's Juan Foyth has revealed that Rio Ferdinand was his boyhood footballing hero.

Bayern Munich have admitted winger Franck Ribery was involved in an altercation with a journalist after his side's defeat by Borussia Dortmund.

Marco Silva laughed off a bust-up between Antonio Rudiger and Bernard as an embarrassing mismatch.

Salomon Rondon has laughed off comparisons to Alan Shearer at Newcastle.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Tottenham will continue to play at Wembley for the rest of the season but attendances will be capped at 51,000

DAILY STAR

Manchester United midfielder Nemanja Vidic has admitted he would like to become manager of the club one day.

DAILY RECORD

Steven Gerrard insists Rangers star Connor Goldson's chest issue is not linked to his previous heart condition.

Dolly Menga faces trial by TV after the Livingston striker's 'headbutt' on Ryan Christie was missed by referee Kevin Clancy.