Football gossip and transfer rumours from the back pages
Football gossip and transfer rumours from the back pages

Tuesday's Paper Talk: Latest football gossip and transfer rumours including Rudiger, Aguero, Antonio, Eriksen, Moyes, Mustafi


Antonio Rudiger's return to the Chelsea first-team and a new contract for David Moyes dominate Tuesday's football rumour mill.

DAILY MAIL

  • Frank Lampard is ready to re-integrate Antonio Rudiger into his first-team plans following heart-to-heart talks with the central defender.
  • The Premier League may sideline the Football Association in a historic bid to persuade the Home Office to bring in a special visa system, as the row over post-Brexit quotas rages on with days to the deadline.
  • Barcelona president Josep Bartomeu has refused to resign following crunch talks on Monday as pressure grows on the under-fire chief to step down as tempers boil over in Catalonia.
  • Manchester City arrived in Marseille with no striker and the gloomy forecast that Sergio Aguero could miss a month with a hamstring strain.
  • West Ham are waiting anxiously to hear whether leading goalscorer Michail Antonio will need treatment for a recurring hamstring problem after the 30-year-old came off during Saturday's 1-1 draw with Manchester City.
  • Chelsea will go ahead with training in Russia before their Champions League game with Krasnodar, despite Bayern Munich cancelling a session in the country's capital due to coronavirus fears.
  • Shkodran Mustafi is ready to walk away from Arsenal and leave on a free transfer at the end of the season, according to reports.
  • Marcus Rashford is set to be omitted from the BBC Sports Personality of the Year shortlist despite being the bookies' odds-on favourite to win the award.

DAILY MIRROR

  • Slaven Bilic's West Brom future is in doubt after defender Ahmed Hegazi was sold behind his back.
  • Edu and Mikel Arteta 'disagreed' over whether Arsenal should sign Thomas Partey or Houssem Aouar in the summer.
  • Premier League chiefs will discuss making a U-turn over the pay-per-view row after "disastrous" viewing figures.

THE SUN

  • Pep Guardiola fears Manchester City hotshot Sergio Aguero could be out for up to a month.
  • Premier League clubs will discuss cutting the Pay Per View charge to under a tenner on Tuesday.
  • Laurent Koscielny has charged to Mesut Ozil's defence, branding the Arsenal misfit a 'phenomenon' and a 'very good person'.
  • Three Premier League stars reportedly avoided bans after returning positive results during drug tests taken last season.
  • Christian Eriksen could reportedly quit Inter Milan in the January transfer window - just a year after joining.
  • Isco has reportedly been caught on camera blasting Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane for the timing of his substitutions.
  • Manchester United are close to appointing a new data scientist, according to reports.
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THE DAILY TELEGRAPH

  • West Ham players are backing David Moyes to be handed a contract extension following the club's resurgence since lockdown.

DAILY STAR

  • Italy sports minister Vincenzo Spadafora has stated that Juventus striker Cristiano Ronaldo is being investigated for returning to the country having tested positive for coronavirus.

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