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Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal says striker Radamel Falcao, 28, will have to prove his fitness and display his best form to turn his current loan spell at Old Trafford into a permanent deal. (Daily Star) Arsenal and Liverpool will have to produce a sensational offer in January if they are to convince AC Milan to sell 22-year-old striker Stephan El Shaarawy, says the players agent. (Daily Express) QPR want to sign Tottenham midfielder Andros Townsend, 23, on loan. The England international had a spell on loan at Loftus Road in 2012-13. (London Evening Standard) Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva, 27, is in negotiations with Inter Milan about a loan move in January. (Talksport) Tottenham fear they will miss out on signing Southamptons Morgan Schneiderlin in January and the 25-year-old midfielder will opt to join Spurs north London rivals Arsenal instead. (Daily Telegraph) Stoke striker Peter Crouch, 33, will stay with the club, despite reported interest from QPR. (Stoke Sentinel) Manchester City defender Matija Nastasic, 21, could be set to leave the Premier League champions and has been linked with a £10m move to either Schalke or AC Milan. (Daily Express) Aston Villa, Sunderland and Crystal Palace are interested in signing Arsenal striker Yaya Sanogo, 21, on loan. (Talksport) OTHER GOSSIP Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini believes England midfielder James Milner will sign a new contract at the club. The 28-year-olds current deal expires at the end of the season. (Manchester Evening News) Pellegrini has also questioned whether Chelsea are good enough to win the Premier League title. The Blues are three points above Manchester City at the top of the table. (Sun, subscription required) Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has tipped attacking midfielder Eden Hazard, 23, to become one of the clubs all-time greats. (London Evening Standard) Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger claims forward Alexis Sanchez, 26, chose a move to the Gunners instead of Liverpool because the north London club had a greater chance of regular Champions League football. (Daily Star) Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal wants his sides performances to improve, despite them winning their last six Premier League matches. (Guardian) Aston Villa striker Christian Benteke, 24, says he made a mistake when he handed in a transfer request in July 2013. (Birmingham Evening Mail) Tottenham striker Roberto Soldado, 29, has apologised to the clubs fans for his lack of goals. He has only scored seven times in the Premier League since his £26m move from Valencia in the summer of 2013. (Sun, subscription required) Ex-Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher says no English team will ever be able to win the quadruple - the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup and League Cup - in the same season. (Sky Sports) BEST OF SOCIAL MEDIAInjured Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere posts a picture on Instagram of him working out in the gym and says: Doing what I can to be back as soon as possible. #Grind #HardWorkBeatsTalent. Another injured player, Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge, writes on Twitter: Everybody has a dream. Im closer to mine. Still not living it though. Do everything you can NOW to live yours. Its never too late. Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera posts a picture on Instagram of him as a child during his time at a junior football club. Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure pays tribute to former Barcelona defender Eric Abidal, who announced his retirement from football on Friday. Toure wrote on Twitter: It was an honour to share the pitch with you my friend. #Hero. AND FINALLY... Norwegian side SK Brann have unveiled their new kit for next season - a waterproof kit made of rubber. (Metro) Paul Scholes says he, Gary Neville, David Beckham and Nicky Butt were among the seven dwarves in a Manchester United pantomime in the early 1990s. Each year the United apprentices put on a pantomime show for the first team full of jokes at the expense of the senior players. (Independent) Japanese striker Kazuyoshi Miura has signed a new one-year deal with J League second division club Yokohama FC - at the age of 47. (Daily Mail)
Posted on: Sat, 20 Dec 2014 03:47:44 +0000

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