Wednesdays Football Headlines

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Latest Football Gossip (Sept 27th 2017) .

The Sun

Chelsea are set to make Eden Hazard the highest paid player in the Premier League with a new deal which will pay him £300,000 per week and fend off interest from Real Madrid.

Chelsea are in pole position to sign Paris Saint-Germain striker Edinson Cavani if he decides to end his time in France in January.

Manchester United have upped their interest in Sarpsborg whizzkid Krepin Diatta who says it would be a "dream" to play at Old Trafford.

Tottenham and West Ham are closely monitoring Walsall's teenage forward Mitch Candlin - the 17-year-old recently signed his first professional contract.

Daily Star

Manchester United will launch a fresh bid for Atletico Madrid's Antoine Griezmann in January now the Spanish club have been able to finalise their deal for Diego Costa.

Real Madrid will attempt to match any offers Juventus receive for Paulo Dybala, who was recently linked with Manchester United.

Rio Ferdinand claims Philippe Coutinho is not good enough to play for Barcelona.

Daily Express

Paris Saint-Germain have offered Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez a £9m signing-on fee to try and tempt him away from the Premier League next summer.

Real Madrid were expected on making an initial offer for Borussia Dortmund star Christian Pulisic after the sides met in the Champions League on Tuesday night.

Daily Mirror

Everton boss Ronald Koeman is lining up a January move for Atletico Madrid striker Kevin Gameiro.

Thomas Tuchel will reject any overtures from West Ham should the Premier League club decide to fire Slaven Bilic.

Wayne Rooney is set to feature in a version of the game Angry Birds after Everton signed a sponsorship deal with developers Rovio.

The Independent

Roy Hodgson could make a move for veteran free agent Rickie Lambert as he looks to fill a gap left in his squad by injured striker Christian Benteke.

Daily Telegraph

Jose Mourinho is furious at the scheduling of Premier League matches after Manchester United's three Champions League group away days - all three are on Wednesday nights and followed by Saturday 3pm kick-offs.