Fridays Football Headlines

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Latest Paper Gossipp - - (Friday September 30th)

DAILY MIRROR

Eddie Howe is likely to be on a three-man shortlist to replace Sam Allardyce as the next England boss - especially after admitting it would be the "ultimate job."
Arsene Wenger says some players are now commanding in a week what it took a year to earn when he took over at Arsenal.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp sought to put Mamadou Sakho's recent remarks behind him by insisting that the matter is finished as far as he is concerned.
FA chiefs have been left red-faced after England players all received postcards from now former boss Sam Allardyce - on Thursday.

DAILY MAIL

Francesco Guidolin accepts he could lose his job as Swansea manager if his side fail to beat Liverpool on Saturday.
Chelsea goal machine Tammy Abraham is loving life in a man's world on loan at Bristol City: 'They kick me and punch me... and I love it'.
Ronald Koeman insists the Everton strikers need more time to adapt to his style as the Toffees prepare to face Crystal Palace.

THE SUN

Arsenal are watching Moussa Dembele again as they join Real Madrid and Bayern Munich in chase for Celtic wonderkid.
Paul Pogba could have joined Chelsea instead of Manchester United - but agent Mino Raiola blocked the midfielder's move to Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea and Arsenal are set to go head-to-head for unhappy Real Madrid hitman Alvaro Morata.
Manchester United's new Swedish target Jesper Karlsson has admitted it is fun to be linked with the Premier League giants as his reputation as the new Zlatan Ibrahimovic grows.

DAILY STAR

Jurgen Klopp has laid down the law to the whole Liverpool squad in the wake of Mamadou Sakho's social media rant.
Germany legend Jurgen Klinsmann is on Swansea's three-man shortlist if they decide to sack Francesco Guidolin.

THE GUARDIAN

The Football Association has revealed that it will meet City of London police next week as it begins its investigation into alleged corruption.
Alan Pardew believes Gareth Southgate can bring the best out of England's players and has urged his former Crystal Palace team-mate to prove he has "the X factor".