Tuesday's Paper Talk: Latest football gossip and transfer rumours including Haaland, McTominay and Pereira

DAILY MIRROR

• Barcelona president Josep Bartomeu has launched a Pep Guardiola charm offensive amid reports Manchester City are preparing for life after their boss.

DAILY MAIL

• Manchester United have told Ole Gunnar Solskjaer his job is safe and they won't be going for ex-Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino.
• Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has also been promised the money to chase Saul Niguez and Erling Haaland.
• Borussia Dortmund midfielder Axel Witsel has been ruled out until 2020 after falling at home and suffering a serious facial injury.
• Bologna director Walter Sabatini has ruled out a move for Zlatan Ibrahimovic after revealing the 38-year-old Swedish striker has already decided on his next destination.

THE SUN

• Bournemouth have suffered a big blow with David Brooks undergoing another ankle operation, ruling him out for at least three months.
• Manchester United are planning to hand Scott McTominay a double-your-money new £60,000-a-week contract.

DAILY EXPRESS

• Everton face a tough task trying to convince Vitor Pereira to become their next manager because his current club Shanghai SIPG want to keep him.
• Manchester United have again been linked with Sporting Lisbon star Bruno Fernandes ahead of the January transfer window.

DAILY RECORD

• Neil Lennon will ask the Celtic board to do everything in its power to secure cup final hero Fraser Forster on a permanent deal from Southampton.
• Lennon insists Leigh Griffiths failed to make the bench on Sunday because Odsonne Edouard didn't start.

SCOTTISH SUN

• Former Celtic defender Stephen Crainey has accused Rangers of a lack of sportsmanship during yesterday's Betfred Cup final.

OTHER

• Former Valencia manager Marcelino is the new favourite for the permanent manager's job at Arsenal. (London Evening Standard)
• West Ham are considering moves for Darren Randolph and Asmir Begovic next month as they target a new No 2 goalkeeper. (London Evening Standard)
• Charlie Wyke insists the Sunderland players are 100 per cent behind manager Phil Parkinson, as the Black Cats boss comes under increasing pressure from supporters. (Newcastle Chronicle)
• Tottenham Hotspur are still keeping an eye on West Brom youngster Nathan Ferguson despite the change in management at the club. (Birmingham Mail)
• Pep Clotet is not concerned about Birmingham City losing Jude Bellingham, with reports suggesting Chelsea are watching the 16-year-old. (Birmingham Mail)
• West Brom have been left waiting by Barcelona for their Louie Barry money - and now Albion intend to raise the issue with FIFA because of the delay. (Birmingham Mail)
• Nottingham Forest have been linked with Charlton Athletic striker Lyle Taylor - but Addicks boss Lee Bowyer has previously said he is hopeful of keeping his star man. (Nottingham Post)

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