Paper Talk: Sunday's football transfer rumours from the back pages

SUNDAY MIRROR

• Manchester United are plotting a £70m raid for Everton's Jordan Pickford if David de Gea leaves the club.
• Real Madrid are plotting a sensational move for Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey in January.
• Liverpool starlet Bobby Duncan could become latest English youngster to move to Germany.
• Everton's Idrissa Gueye has revealed he doesn't speak to his Senegal team-mate Sadio Mane in the week of the Merseyside derby.
• Chelsea could recall striker Tammy Abraham from Aston Villa in January.
• Steve Round is one of the names in the frame to take over as director of football at Southampton - fuelling suggestions that David Moyes may soon be the new boss at St Mary's.
• Millwall teenage star Zion Atta is moving to Crystal Palace.

THE SUN ON SUNDAY

• Fulham are leading Cardiff in the race for Liverpool defender Nathaniel Clyne in January.
• Manchester United have failed with a second world-record £91m bid for Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly.
• Bayern Munich stars are convinced Arsene Wenger is coming to the club.
• Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil is attracting interest from Inter Milan.
• Manchester United and Liverpool are set to fight it out for young Birmingham striker Romello Mitchell.
• Bournemouth are weighing up a move for Preston striker Callum Robinson - although he will be out for three months.
• Sheffield United are looking into the possibility of a move for Jermain Defoe to boost their promotion hopes.
• Former Republic of Ireland manager Martin O'Neill has put pressure on Stoke boss Gary Rowett with his availability.
• Former Wales international David Cotterill has revealed he was snubbed by the PFA when he retired in October.

SUNDAY EXPRESS

• Real Madrid are to make a shock move for Arsenal's Aaron Ramsey.
• Borussia Monchengladbach are keen on a loan move for Chelsea centre-back Andreas Christensen.

THE MAIL ON SUNDAY

• Chelsea have joined Manchester United and Everton in following Porto's Brazilian defender Eder Militao.
• Harry Wilson is targeting a Liverpool place after his impressive loan spell at Derby.
• Dozens of former Premier League footballers have been left 'suicidal' after incurring crippling debts from tax-avoidance schemes, bad financial advice and alleged multi-million pound fraud.

DAILY RECORD

• Brendan Rodgers says Celtic won't party if they win Scottish League Cup on Sunday.