The top stories and transfer rumours making the
back pages of the national newspapers on Sunday
morning.
THE SUN ON SUNDAY
England goalkeeper Joe Hart admits he is sweating
on a new Manchester City contract with his current
deal up at the end of next season.
Southampton have stuck a £30million price-tag on
Morgan Schneiderlin in a bid to ward off January
interest from Spurs in the France international.
Burnley boss wants to unite Will Keane with twin
brother Michael and bring the 21-year-old, also on
loan, from Manchester United.
SUNDAY MIRROR
Manchester United have been told that Roma
midfielder Kevin Strootman will cost them a
staggering £60m.
West Ham will rival QPR for the signing of their
former striker Jermain Defoe in January.
Everton boss Roberto Martinez is monitoring
Tottenham midfielder Moussa Dembele with an eye
to January swoop.
DAILY STAR SUNDAY
Arsenal and Tottenham could go head to head for
Swiss centre-half Fabian Schar, 22 from Basel in
January.
Schalke and Lokomotiv Moscow are battling it out
for the signing of free agent and former QPR target
Lassana Diarra.
Stoke are chasing Middlesbrough youngster Adam
Reach, 21, but Manchester City and Liverpool are
also believed to be interested.
Sunderland boss Gus Poyet has ruled out a loan
switch for Greek winger Charis Mavrias, 20.
THE MAIL ON SUNDAY
Manchester United will not splash £120m on
buying Ronaldo back from Real Madrid because of
the Portuguese using the club as bait before
signing a new five-year contract in the Spanish
capital last year.
United could lose Brazil Under-20 star Andreas
Pereira, named on the bench in the 4-0 rout of QPR
last Sunday, in January with the midfielder's
current deal due to expire in the summer.
Everton are in talks with Belgium forward Kevin
Mirallas to extend the 26-year-old's deal beyond
2016.
Liverpool and Manchester City are eyeing the
development of Real Madrid and Scotland underage
teenage sensation Jack Harper, 18.
QPR want to sign Leicester right-back Richie De
Laat, 25, in January.
SUNDAY PEOPLE
Newcastle are keeping tabs on the fitness of their
former striker Andy Carroll, back in training with
West Ham after an ankle operation in America.
THE OBSERVER
Louis van Gaal has taken issue with Pep
Guardiola’s claim that several of his players were
contacted by Manchester United over the summer
but preferred to stay at Bayern Munich.
THE INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY
Giorgios Karagounis would be open to a possible
move back to managerless Fulham
