Paper 'Goss'
.. Friday October 24
DAILY MIRROR
•Mario Balotelli has just 68 days to save his Liverpool career.
•Liverpool are keeping tabs on AC Milan full-back Ignazio Abate as a potential replacement for Glen Johnson.
•Bayer Leverkusen winger Karim Bellarabi has been watched by scouts from both Manchester clubs, as well as Liverpool, Arsenal, Spurs and Newcastle.
•Patrick Vieira believes Chelsea can match Arsenal's Invincibles and go unbeaten in the Premier League.
•Torquay's seagull mascot Gilbert has had his wings clipped after allegedly swearing at the club's fans and challenging them to a fight.
THE SUN
•Brendan Rodgers admits £16million striker Mario Balotelli may never be good enough for Liverpool.
•Balotelli spends £500 a week maintaining his mohawk haircut, having it clipped, patterned and dyed five times a week...
•An Alex Ferguson movie is in the pipeline.
The idea is the brainchild of former New York Cosmos and USA star Werner Roth.
•Arsene Wenger has issued a hands-off warning over Arsenal striker Lukas Podolski.
EXPRESS
•Gonzalo Higuain is ready to reject the opportunity to replace Mario Balotelli at Liverpool and isn't interested in a move to Arsenal either.
•Real Madrid want Manchester United to lower their £17million asking price for Javier Hernandez.
•Stoke boss Mark Hughes fears Victor Moses could become a marked man after Garry Monk accused him of diving.
THE TELEGRAPH
•Bayern Munich's former Chelsea wideman Arjen Robben insists 'there is not even a one per cent chance' of him returning to play in England.
•Per Mertesacker blames the players' attitude in training for Arsenal's struggles in the Premier League and the Champions League.
DAILY MAIL
•Adel Taarabt may have talked his way into the QPR team. He trained with the first team on Wednesday after his public spat with Harry Redknapp.
•Blackpool boss Jose Riga has put pressure on chairman Karl Oyston to strike a deal for Belgian midfielder Jonathan Legear.
•Luka Modric says Real Madrid eased off in the second half against Liverpool to save themselves for Saturday's clash with Barcelona.
DAILY STAR
•Paul Pogba will snub a return to Manchester United and a move to Chelsea by signing a new contract with Juventus.