Saturday's Paper Talk: Football transfer news, rumours and gossip including Jadon Sancho and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
By Sporting Life
07:20 · MON September 21, 2020
Man United will ramp up the pressure on Dortmund in a bid to sign Jadon Sancho, while Wolves could be close to a move for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
THE SUN ON SUNDAY
- Manchester United are set to launch a last-minute bid for Jadon Sancho - and are confident Borussia Dortmund will be forced to accept a cut-price fee.
- Arsenal's bid to sign Lyon star Houssem Aouar is under threat - after their club's president Jean-Michel Aulas warned he will only be sold for £44m.
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
- Chelsea have finally agreed a £20m deal to sign goalkeeper Edouard Mendy from French club Rennes.
SUNDAY MIRROR
- Wolves are eyeing an ambitious move for Liverpool midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
- Georginio Wijnaldum's future has been thrown into confusion after Barcelona were banned by La Liga rulers from signing the Kop star.
- Sergio Romero could be on the way out of Old Trafford - with Valencia pushing to end his stay at Manchester United.
- Ed Woodward's Manchester United programme notes suggest no more big-money signings will be coming through the door this month.
- Manchester United are reportedly turning their attentions to Watford's Ismaila Sarr after Liverpool opted against signing the forward.
THE MAIL ON SUNDAY
- Victor Osimhen believes that Napoli is the best club for him right now even though he rejected several Premier League clubs this summer ahead of the Serie A move.
THE OBSERVER
- Ilkay Gundogan says Manchester City need to be much more consistent this season if they are going to challenge for another Premier League title.
THE SUNDAY TIMES
- The Nottingham Forest manager Sabri Lamouchi says he is still the right man to be in charge at the City Ground despite a winless run that raises questions over the Frenchman's future.
SUNDAY MAIL
- Lille had a £17m bid for Alfredo Morelos knocked back earlier in the transfer window, but could come back in for the Colombia international before the window shuts.
