Paper Talk: Football transfer rumours and gossip including the north London battle for Adrien Rabiot
By Sporting Life
08:34 · TUE December 04, 2018
A look at the best stories from Tuesday's back pages...
The Sun
Arsenal and Tottenham are in a transfer fight for Adrien Rabiot who has ended contract talks with PSG.
Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs are prepared to battle to sign Real Madrid's Isco.
Man City starlet Brahim Diaz has agreed to join Real Madrid on a £60k-a-week deal despite Pep Guardiola claiming the club would 'do everything' to keep him.
Chelsea have made the first official offer for £70m Borussia Dortmund star Christian Pulisic.
Daily Mail
Arsenal manager Unai Emery
Unai Emery (pictured) wants Mesut Ozil to fight for his flagging Arsenal career and wants to see a change in the German's attitude.
Jose Mourinho is becoming increasingly baffled by the size of Manchester United's scouting department, which numbers 58 members around the world.
Daily Mirror
Tottenham, Arsenal and Southampton have joined the list of clubs monitoring RB Salzburg teenager Hannes Wolf.
Daily Telegraph
Aaron Ramsey has impressed Unai Emery but Arsenal's contract decision remains closed.
The Times
Jose Mourinho and Paul Pogba earlier in the season
Paul Pogba complained to Jose Mourinho his tactics restrict the movement of Manchester United's team during the draw with Southampton.
The lawyer behind the Bosman ruling has written to the FA to demand an inquiry into Jean Michel Seri's transfer to Fulham from Nice over the summer.
Daily Express
The winners of the Carabao Cup are set to be part of UEFA's new third-tier club competition.
Scottish Sun
Dedryck Boyata: The Belgian defender celebrates with his Celtic team-mates
Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers has strongly hinted that Dedryck Boyata will almost certainly be sold in January.
SFA chiefs are set to carpet Hearts manager Craig Levein for his explosive comments following Sunday's clash with Rangers.
Rangers have been linked with a January loan swoop for Everton youngster Kieran Dowell.
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