Wednesday's Paper Talk: Football transfer news, rumours and gossip including Jack Grealish to Man Utd rumour
By Sporting Life
07:21 · WED November 11, 2020
It's international week so the odd rumour pops up here and there with Man Utd swooping for Jack Grealish next summer surfacing again in one of the papers.
DAILY MIRROR
- Jude Bellingham is in line to make his senior debut at Wembley after his remarkable England call-up.
- Antoine Griezmann's former mentor and agent has blasted Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi for his "deplorable attitude" towards his French teammate.
DAILY EXPRESS
- Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer should not be sacked despite the club's poor form this season, according to Andy Cole.
DAILY MAIL
- The FA will be required to foot the bill if their UEFA Nations League clash against Iceland is played at a neutral venue.
- Mason Mount insists he is not a 'teacher's pet' for club or country and will not let persistent scrutiny affect his form.
- Holland manager Frank de Boer insists he isn't concerned about Donny van de Beek's peripheral role at Manchester United.
- Arsenal winger Nicolas Pepe has taken a swipe at Mikel Arteta by claiming he has not been able to produce his best football due to a lack of minutes this season.
DAILY STAR
- Manchester United have told Mason Greenwood to improve his attitude if he wants to be offered a new and improved deal at Old Trafford.
- Manchester United could reportedly still sign Jack Grealish from Aston Villa next summer.
- Brazil wonderkid Tete has his sights set on a possible Liverpool or Manchester United switch.
- Chelsea striker Olivier Giroud is reportedly considering his future at Stamford Bridge after just 33 minutes of Premier League action this season.
- Mansfield Town chief Carolyn Radford has claimed that she was attacked by armed robbers who were dressed as police officers in Portugal.
THE GUARDIAN
- Police in Portugal have raided the offices of Primeira Liga clubs Benfica, Sporting and Santa Clara as part of a corruption and money laundering investigation linked to player transfers.
THE SUN
- Lower division clubs are set to finally accept the £50m Premier League bail-out this week - after the top flight agreed to look after Championship clubs as well.
- Premier League chief executive Richard Masters angered the Big Six by failing to back calls for another vote on five substitutes.
- Paris Saint-Germain have opened the door to a sensational move for Cristiano Ronaldo.
- Arsenal are reportedly interested in signing young Brazilian striker Brenner - but face a transfer battle with five other clubs.
- Wayne Rooney has been giving tips to England Under-21s newbie Lee Buchanan.
- Chris Coleman has opened the door to a Wales return.
THE TIMES
- Ministers hope that a twin-track approach of mass testing and use of the new coronavirus vaccine will ensure fans can attend the Euro 2020 matches next summer.
- Tony Pulis is the frontrunner to succeed Garry Monk at Sheffield Wednesday, but the Championship club faces a battle to convince him to return to the dug-out.
SCOTTISH SUN
- Celtic star Jeremie Frimpong has received a boost after being told he hasn't suffered a serious injury.
DAILY RECORD
- Jamie Carragher has lapped up Ally McCoist's revelation that Rangers once tried to sign him.
