for some reason we're after draxler
also:
www1.skysports.com/transfer/news/12691/9542673/bundesliga-borussia-dortmund-forward-marco-reus-shrugs-off-transfer-talkMarco Reus is probably gone (hopefully not to munich, they are also coming off incredibly scummy as per usual in relation to the transfer dealings) If only we could fit him in and play him (Di Maria + Reus is out of this world)
Cavani continues to be linked to us, arsenal and liverpool (don't really want him at united in all honesty) arsenal could use him.
apparently scouse gerrard could leave liverpool (would laugh hard, i would imagine the MLS would pay top dollar for him)
LONDON EVENING STANDARD
Pep Guardiola is expected to quit Bayern Munich at the end of next season - just when Arsene Wenger might be ready to relinquish his role as manager of Arsenal.
Arsene Wenger admits it would be foolish to think Arsenal can quickly overhaul Chelsea at the top of the Premier League but warned €comparisons between the Blues and his 'Invincibles' side are premature.
Arsene Wenger claims Olivier Giroud is three weeks ahead of schedule in his recovery from a broken leg and could return for the Christmas period.
Kyle Walker hopes to rejoin first-team training in a fortnight.
Eden Hazard has revealed it took just a week of working with Chelsea's big two summer signings Diego Costa and Cesc Fabregas to form the understanding that has proved so successful.
Queens Park Rangers midfielder Sandro is desperate to wipe the smiles from the faces of Chelsea's Brazilian players.
MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS
Manchester City could be without David Silva for three weeks as a result of the injury he sustained against Newcastle.
Paul Scholes has accused City of showing "arrogance" during their run of poor form in the build-up to the 168th Manchester derby.
Manchester City will sack Manuel Pellegrini if he does not win the Premier League or reach the final of the Champions League, Rodney Marsh believes.
Manchester City midfielder Fernando is keen to live up to his 'Octopus' nickname when he resumes battle with Wayne Rooney on Sunday.
LIVERPOOL ECHO
Brendan Rodgers admits Fabio Borini has staked a strong claim for more regular action with his contribution to Liverpool's midweek Capital One Cup triumph.
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has slammed the decision to leave Luis Suarez off the 23-man shortlist for the World Player of the Year award.
Steven Gerrard admits he could leave Liverpool next summer.
Adam Lallana is loving life at Liverpool but admits he's still striving to hit top form for his new club.
Everton's first season under Roberto Martinez was a success off the pitch as well as on it thanks partly to the Premier League's bumper TV deal.
NEWCASTLE CHRONICLE
Alan Pardew says that Newcastle United can spring a shock against Liverpool, but he already knows Reds starting XI.
Alan Pardew believes his talented youngsters and improving fringe players have helped forge a squad strong enough to take the club forward.
SUNDERLAND ECHO
Steven Fletcher has emerged unscathed from his injury scare, with the Sunderland striker eager to get back among the goals at Crystal Palace.
Adam Johnson says Sunderland need to address their attacking deficiencies, as well as cutting out the howlers at the back.
Lee Cattermole will gladly accept a game in the stands if Sunderland can get back to winning ways at Crystal Palace.
EXPRESS & STAR
Alan Irvine has described comments by Julian Speroni as "disappointing" - after the Crystal Palace goalkeeper hit out at West Brom defender Craig Dawson.
Alan Irvine admits to worrying about the demands placed on Saido Berahino - but will not seek out a psychologist to help West Brom's top scorer.
Kenny Jackett insists Wolves won't cash in on Bakary Sako in January as he looks set to offer Tomasz Kuszczak a deal.
THE SENTINEL
Mame Diouf is on a mission to become the darling of the Boothen End after tucking away his first goal at the Britannia Stadium.
Erik Pieters says Stoke must be quick to learn lessons from defeats as they prepare to take on free-scoring West Ham.
THE DAILY ECHO
Shane Long admits it will be a slightly strange experience when he comes up against his former club, Hull, tomorrow.
HULL DAILY MAIL
Hull City boss Steve Bruce says he can have no regrets about selling Shane Long to Southampton this summer as the £12m striker prepares to make his first return to the KC Stadium tomorrow.
LANCASHIRE TELEGRAPH
Sean Dyche hopes the return of key midfielder Dean Marney will lead to an upturn in results for Burnley.
Gary Bowyer has admitted he has missed out on bringing a new face to Ewood Park on loan this week, and the Lancashire Telegraph understands the player in question is Tom Ince.
LEICESTER MERCURY
Leicester City Nigel Pearson is confident captain Wes Morgan will be fit to face West Brom on Saturday despite the defender missing training this week with injury.
SOUTH WALES EVENING POST
The American sports mogul who wants to invest in Swansea City is worth an estimated £2 billion.
NEWHAM RECORDER
West Ham manager Sam Allardyce says there will be no talk of Europe at the club until they have negotiated the dreaded next two months.
FULHAM CHRONICLE
Bobby Zamora is continuing to play despite a persistent hip injury.
Harry Redknapp admits he would like to make Twitter no-go at QPR following a three-game ban for Rio Ferdinand.
SOUTH LONDON PRESS
James McArthur could hand Crystal Palace a boost by returning from his thigh injury ahead of schedule.
YORKSHIRE EVENING POST
Neil Redfearn last night promised to rise to the demands of coaching Leeds United and denied that he was risking his future at the club, saying: "This shouldn't be a gamble."
NOTTINGHAM POST
Shaun Derry's bid to extend Stephen McLaughlin's loan has received a boost after Nottingham Forest said the winger could stay at Notts County.
WALES ONLINE
Cardiff City owner Vincent Tan believes his controversial decision to change the club's colours has put the Bluebirds on football's global map.
BLACKPOOL GAZETTE
Lee Clark insisted he is not mad to have taken on the Blackpool job, telling fans: 'I'll keep Blackpool up'.
READING POST
Jem Karacan hopes to finally end his year-long injury nightmare against Charlton Athletic next weekend.
THE ARGUS
Brighton are on the brink of signing Wigan goalkeeper Ali Al-Habsi on loan.
Albion manager Sami Hyypia is desperate for a goalscoring replacement for Leo Ulloa.
IPSWICH STAR
Ipswich Town manager Mick McCarthy says he refused to be blackmailed by Crystal Palace when it came to a transfer deadline day bid for defender Tyrone Mings.
THE STAR
Sheffield Wednesday hope to tie up a deal for a new striker before taking on Charlton Athletic at The Valley tomorrow.
Crystal Palace will not block Nigel Clough's attempt to extend Paddy McCarthy's loan at Bramall Lane.
EVENING TIMES
Ronny Deila admits he is not interested in playing Rangers in the League Cup - just his team being crowned winners.
Ally McCoist reckons Rangers have laid the foundations for a sustained run of form this season.
if LVG is willing to leave united after one season, we could finally land Pep
Arsene to PSG is even more likely then
