THE SUN Its all gone Per shaped, a reference of course to last nights goalscorer, Arsenal stopper Mertesacker, for Germany. Alan Pardew is ready to slap a £20m price tag on his Newcastle and Holland goalkeeper Tim Krul with Serie A leaders Juventus keen on the Dutchman. Sandro is a January target for another Serie A club Roma after the Brazil midfielders increasing frustration at failing to win his starting spot back at Tottenham after serious knee injury. Swansea aim to return to try and prise England U21 Tom Ince from Blackpool in January. Charlie Adam has shed around half a stone in an attempt to become a regular starter for Stoke. Valencia and Atletico Madrid are watching Dani Osvaldo, who has only scored once for Southampton. Andreas Cornelius, an £8m summer acquisition, hopes to be fit enough to start in Cardiffs Sky Live clash against Manchester United at the weekend. Jonathan Williams has returned to training at Crystal Palace after an ankle injury picked up in September. DAILY STAR England fans to Fear the wurst in next years World Cup if this is what Germanys reserves can do at Wembley. Crystal Palace have offered Tony Pulis an improved deal to take their vacant managers job. Pulis has turned down the role once already, but chairman Steve Parish has apparently revised his offer. Barcelona boss Tata Martino is hoping to tie down Toni Sanabria to a long-term deal before Arsenal, Liverpool or Manchester City attempt to sign the 17-year-old. Queens Park Rangers boss Harry Redknapp has revealed he is willing to let Julio Cesar, 34, leave the club on a free transfer in January, with Manchester City interested in the Brazilian goalkeeper. Chelsea and Manchester United are set to step up the chase to secure Real Madrid midfielder Xabi Alonso, 31, on a free transfer. DAILY EXPRESS Barcelona could turn to Chelseas Brazilian midfielder Ramires, 26, at the end of the season if they fail to beat Liverpool and Manchester United to Atletico Madrid youngster Koke, 21. Lazios Nigerian midfielder Ogenyi Onazi, 20, is ready to snub interest from Everton and Fiorentina in January after admitting he could see himself playing for Liverpool. Manuel Pellegrini insists the title race will be between Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea & Arsenal - discounting Liverpool and Tottenham. Ex-England midfielder Geoff Thomas admits hed take over at Crystal Palace if asked. DAILY MIRROR Chelseas Ramires is on a three- man list of top targets for Barcelona in the summer. Arsenal have made an attempt to sign Paraguayan teenager Antonio Sanabria from Barcelonas youth team for around £400,000. England goalkeeper Joe Hart answered any questions hanging over his form by keeping his side in last nights international against Germany with some fine stops. Everton boss Roberto Martinez has identified Portuguese winger Diogo Viana, 23, as a potential January reinforcement. Swansea hope to pip Cardiff in the January transfer window to the signature of £8m-rated Blackpool striker Thomas Ince, 21. Australias former Everton midfielder Tim Cahill, 33, is hoping to return to the Premier League on a short-term deal in January from MLS side New York Red Bulls to aid his fitness ahead of the World Cup. DAILY MAIL Danny Mills is leading the calls for John Terry to be recalled to the England squad. England coach Gary Neville has revealed his concern about the dwindling number of Englishmen playing in the Premier League, but does believe they can win a major tournament. Crystal Palace have made Tony Pulis an improved offer as the managerless club edge closer to naming a new boss. Fans favourite and former midfielder Geoff Thomas has thrown his hat into the ring as Palaces hunt for a manager continues. Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins is planning to make another attempt to sign Blackpool winger Tom Ince - but has ruled out a move for Wilfried Zaha. Michael Carrick has softened the blow of his injury setback by agreeing a new contract extension with Manchester United. Eden Hazard has told his Chelsea and Belgium team-mate Kevin De Bruyne to leave the Premier League side to ensure he returns to form. DAILY RECORD Hearts administrators BDO have opened talks with the insolvency firm in control of UBIG with two days left to strike a deal that could save the club from liquidation.
Posted on: Wed, 20 Nov 2013 11:51:37 +0000
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