Football Papers: All The Latest Football News And Transfer Gossips This Morning

Football Papers: All The Latest Football News And Transfer Gossips This Morning

Everton have emerged as the

favourites to sign Arsenal winger

Theo Walcott in a £20m deal.

Barcelona have made Arda Turan,

Aleix Vidal, Gerard Deulofeu, Paco

Alcacer, Jose Arnaiz, Andre

Gomes, Denis Suarez and Javier

Mascherano available for transfer.



Stoke have made contact with

Republic of Ireland boss Martin

O’Neill as their manager search

gathers pace.



Antonio Valencia is set to return to

the Manchester United squad

against Stoke after three weeks

out with a hamstring injury.



Aston Villa boss Steve Bruce

hopes to sign Leicester duo

Leonard Ulloa and Daniel Amartey

on loan.



Chelsea will resist any advances

from Crystal Palace to sign

midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek on

a permanent deal.



Bournemouth have rejected a £5m

offer from West Ham for

midfielder Harry Arter.



Brighton are preparing a £3m

January bid for Aston Villa prodigy

Keinan Davis.



Huddersfield are close to landing

Norwich City midfielder Alex

Pritchard for £11m.



Monaco have set a minimum fee

of £90m for any potential suitors

of forward Thomas Lemar in

January or the summer.



Southampton are lining up a

stunning £19m move for Atletico

Madrid playmaker Nicolas Gaitan

but face competition from Crystal

Palace and Everton.



Arsenal are set to open contract

talks with Jack Wilshere and could

offer him a lower basic wage but

add lucrative performance-based

bonuses.



Real Madrid have received an

£84m offer for Gareth Bale from

an unnamed club, according to

reports in Spain.



Boca Juniors have denied

receiving a bid from Arsenal for

Cristian Pavon, who the Gunners

see as a possible replacement for

Alexis Sanchez.



Torino striker Andrea Belotti is one

of three possible options being

explored by Manchester United as

a replacement for Zlatan

Ibrahimovic.



Barcelona are in talks with Istanbul

Basaksehir over a deal to offload

little-used midfielder Arda Turan