Paper Talk: Monday's football transfer rumours from the back pages
By Sporting Life
07:45 · MON October 15, 2018
Paris Saint-Germain are ready to swoop on David de Gea as he stalls on a new Manchester United contract, according to the back pages.
DAILY MAIL
Paris Saint-Germain are ready to swoop on David de Gea as he stalls on a new Manchester United contract.
Ex-Manchester United youth Ravel Morrison's future is in limbo at Serie A side Lazio.
Tottenham are waiting on news of midfielder Victor Wanyama after he limped off late in Kenya's 3-0 win over Ethiopia with an apparent hamstring issue.
THE MIRROR
Fulham are weighing up a January move for AC Milan's Mateo Musacchio to solve their defensive woes.
Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Leon Bailey failed to make his much-awaited Jamaica debut on Sunday after a row over their failure to select his brother Kyle Butler.
THE SUN
Fernando Hierro believes England are on track to live Spain's glory days.
Mousa Dembele is ready to run down his contract at Tottenham and move to China next summer.
THE TELEGRAPH
Ben Chilwell is ready to prove himself 'against the best players in the world' as England prepare to face Spain.
Raheem Sterling is confident of ending his England goal drought ahead of UEFA Nations League test with Spain.
Gareth Southgate has confirmed Jadon Sancho will feature against Spain after his impressive debut cameo.
THE GUARDIAN
Zlatan Ibrahimovic's agent Mino Raiola insists he has not had any contact with AC Milan over a return to the club.
THE TIMES
Britain's Jack Draper continued his fine run of form with a third ITF Pro Circuit Futures title in five weeks, this time in Nigeria thanks to a 6-3 6-4 win over Frenchman Tom Jomby.
DAILY RECORD
Partick Thistle are closing on the appointment of Gary Caldwell as their new manager.
THE SCOTTISH SUN
Barry Ferguson is set to make a shock return to club management in Scotland's Lowland League with Kelty Hearts.
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