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

LONDON EVENING STANDARD
Thibaut Courtois could reject a new Chelsea deal even if the Blues match David De Gea’s Manchester United wages.
Arsenal’s incoming head of recruitment Sven Mislintat admits he will arrive in north London to great expectations after the Gunners succeeded in poaching him from Borussia Dortmund.
Tottenham are facing a defensive crisis ahead of their Premier League clash with Manchester City after Davinson Sanchez was sent off against Watford.
Mesut Ozil embraced members of the Manchester United staff after Arsenal were beaten 3-1 by their top-four rivals at Emirates Stadium on Saturday.

MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS
Rumoured Manchester United target Leon Goretzka has admitted he will make a decision on his Schalke future in January.
Pep Guardiola claims Manchester City must keep Raheem Sterling ‘happy’ as they look to tie their leading scorer down to a long-term contract.

LIVERPOOL ECHO
Ronald Koeman has revealed he has turned down offers to manage two Premier League clubs in recent weeks – and that his sacking at Everton hit him “like a bolt out the blue”.

NEWCASTLE CHRONICLE
Newcastle United are sourcing another senior goalkeeper as Rafa Benitez starts to finalise his January wish-list.
Aleksandar Mitrovic is reportedly keen on Anderlecht return as Newcastle frustrations continue.

SUNDERLAND ECHO
Chris Coleman admits he may need to ‘be brave’ and mix things up at the Stadium of Light as he looks to end Sunderland’s wretched home record.

EXPRESS & STAR
Offers are set to come in from abroad for West Brom youngster and Walsall loanee Tyler Roberts

HULL DAILY MAIL
Nigel Adkins is the bookmakers’ pick for the Hull City job but odds have dropped on Gary Megson becoming the Tigers’ new boss.

SOUTH WALES EVENING POST
Swansea City owners are still backing Paul Clement and will give him January transfer window to turn things around.
Striker Oli McBurnie has been linked with a loan move to Championship high-fliers Aston Villa.

NOTTINGHAM POST
Chris Cohen could be back pushing for a first-team return with Nottingham Forest against Bolton next weekend.

THE ARGUS
Brighton boss Chris Hughton says record buy Jose Izquierdo is still on a learning curve as he weighs up whether to keep faith with the Colombian