Paper Talk: Wednesday's football transfer rumours and gossip including Ryan Sessegnon future

DAILY EXPRESS

• Fulham's Ryan Sessegnon favours a move to Liverpool over any other of the Premier League big boys.

THE SUN

• Gareth Southgate is considering a sensational England call-up for Brighton striker Glenn Murray.
• Daley Blind is being priced out of a move back to Ajax - unless the Dutch giants can be tempted to part with teen ace Justin Kluivert.
• Oxford United are in talks with Dutch legend Patrick Kluivert about becoming their manager.
• Liverpool's Mo Salah has cemented his hero status in Egypt - by donating £500,000 to a children's hospital.
• Zlatan Ibrahimovic is set to land a personal £2m bonus if Manchester United win the Champions League this season.
• Wilfried Zaha hopes to be back for Crystal Palace on Saturday week.

TELEGRAPH

• Gareth Southgate is considering calling Burnley's James Tarkowski into his England squad for the friendlies against Holland and Italy as he attempts to solve a potential defensive crisis.

DAILY STAR

• RB Leipzig star Timo Werner admits he 'dreams' of playing Premier League football.

THE MIRROR

• Manchester United have added Watford's Abdoulaye Doucoure to their summer wish-list.
• Bournemouth are confident of keeping Eddie Howe - despite several bigger top-flight clubs set to change manager.
• Leicester's title-winning full-back Danny Simpson wants urgent talks with boss Claude Puel.

DAILY MAIL

• Chelsea are set to be without David Luiz for their Premier League crunch match with Tottenham on April 1, with the defender still facing another month on the sidelines.
• Arsenal are plotting a £20m summer move for Bayer Leverkusen goalkeeper Bernd Leno.
• David Alaba has put Europe's top clubs on alert by admitting he can imagine himself playing away from Bayern Munich in the coming years.
• Basle boss Raphael Wicky admits he would be 'daft' to expect a comeback at Manchester City.

DAILY RECORD

• Alex McLeish's first Scotland squad announcement has been postponed until next week.

THE TIMES

• Arsenal's team spirit is being tested by the growing pay divide among the players.
• Mason Holgate is set to avoid a misconduct charge after an FA investigation into allegedly homophobic tweets the Everton defender sent as a teenager.