Fridays Football Headlines

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Friday football transfer rumours and all the gossip from the back pages (November 30, 2018)

Paris Saint-Germain's Adrien Rabiot is a target for Arsenal while a Lyon striker is now on Manchester City's wishlist.

THE SUN

Arsenal are putting pressure on Aaron Ramsey to agree a move to Juventus so they can begin to prepare an offer for Paris Saint-Germain's Adrien Rabiot, who is also out of contract in the summer.

AC Milan had an agreement in place to sign Cristiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid last summer before previous owner Li Yonghong pulled the plug on the move due to financial issues.

Pep Guardiola is interested in a move for Lyon striker Maxwel Cornet after his double against Manchester City in the Champions League.

PSG forward Maxim Choupo-Moting had £500,000 worth of personal items stolen from his home while he was playing against Liverpool at the Parc des Princes on Wednesday.

THE TIMES

Former sports minister Tracey Crouch has backed the Premier League's opposition to quota changes because the current system is working for the England national team.

DAILY EXPRESS

Chelsea executive Marina Granovskai has held talks with AC Milan over a loan deal for out-of-favour defender Andreas Christensen.

DAILY MAIL

Jose Mourinho and Manchester United staff were unhappy with Paul Pogba for arranging a stylist to visit him at the Lowry Hotel the night before they drew 0-0 to Crystal Palace.

Gareth Bale's agent has refused to rule out his player possibly leaving Real Madrid for Juventus.

DAILY MIRROR

David de Gea wants to know if Jose Mourinho will be in charge of Manchester United before he signs a long-term contract at the club.

West Ham chiefs are reluctant to sign Samir Nasri on a long-term deal and will only give him a six-month contract even if he proves his fitness.

DAILY RECORD

Hearts defender Christophe Berra will be allowed to decide himself if he is fit enough to play against Rangers on Sunday.

THE GUARDIAN

Gordon Taylor's leadership of the PFA is under further scrutiny after it emerged a complaint was made that he referred to black players as "coloured" at an event arranged to promote diversity and racial equality.