A round-up of Sunday’s biggest transfer stories.
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Premier League champions Manchester United are hopeful that star front man Wayne Rooney will sign a new £50 million four-year deal shortly, however, the likes of Tom Cleverley, Danny Welbeck, Javier Hernandez, Anderson and Alex Buttner are all expected to leave Old Trafford.
Full story: The Mail on Sunday
Liverpool and Arsenal will go head to head to sign highly rated young Hoffenheim wide man Kevin Volland.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
Chelsea are confident of beating arch-rivals Manchester United to the signature of Inter Milan midfield player Fredy Guarin, with the west London club having already lodged a bid of £15m for the Colombia international.
Full story: The Metro
Chelsea’s hopes of landing Adrien Rabiot could end if Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain fail to land Juventus midfield player Paul Pogba.
Full story: The Sunday Express
Manchester City left-back Aleksander Kolarov is set to return to Serie A after struggling to win a regular starting berth in head coach Manuel Pellegrini’s back four so far this season.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger will finally sign his new contract in January which will keep the veteran Frenchman at the Emirates until 2017.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
Liverpool striker Luis Suarez is set to sit down with the Merseyside giants to discuss a possible contract extension at Anfield on significantly higher terms that his current deal.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
Arsenal will battle it out with Manchester United at the end of the season to sign coveted Real Madrid midfield player Sami Khedira.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
Premier League champions Manchester United are prepared to splash the cash in order to sign the world’s best players, claims Red Devils boss David Moyes.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
The agent of Fulham forward Dimitar Berbatov says that the Bulgarian wants to quit Craven Cottage when the winter transfer window opens again for business in the new year.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
New Fulham coach Rene Meulensteen wants his former Manchester United colleague Mike Phelan to be his right-hand man at Craven Cottage.
Full story: The Mail on Sunday
Chelsea captain John Terry is set to be handed a new one-year deal at Stamford Bridge after turning in a number of eye-catching displays under returning Blues manager Jose Mourinho this season.
Full story: The Sunday Mirror
West Ham United manager Sam Allardyce has defended the Hammers’ decision to make injury-prone striker Andy Carroll the east London club’s record signing last summer, despite the fact that the England international has yet to feature for the struggling Premier League side so far in this campaign.
Full story: The London Evening Standard
Under-pressure Norwich City boss Chris Hughton has confirmed that the Canaries will not be offloading any of their star performers in the January transfer window.
Full story: The Norwich Evening News
West Bromwich Albion felt they had to sack manager Steve Clarke after four straight Premier League losses had left the Baggies facing the prospect of a relegation battle.
Full story: The Mail on Sunday
The Arsenal duo of Per Mertesacker and Mesut Ozil were embroiled in a heated exchange of words on leaving the pitch after the full-time whistle at Eastlands on Saturday afternoon following the Premier League leaders’ 6-3 mauling at the hands of Manchester City, with the centre back said to be furious with his compatriot for not applauding the Gunners fans in the away section.
Full story: The Mail on Sunday
Out-of-favour Manchester United winger Ashley Young will leave the Premier League champions next month and re-sign for former club Aston Villa.
Full story: The Mail on Sunday
In-demand Everton midfield player Ross Barkley has no intention of quitting Goodison Park just yet.
Full story: The Mail on Sunday
Relegation-threatened Premier League side West Ham United are pondering making a move for former Newcastle United attacker Obafemi Martins next month.
Full story: The Mail on Sunday
Tottenham Hotspur will replace under-fire head coach Andre Villas-Boas with ex-Spurs marksman Jurgen Klinsmann should the Portuguese fail to guide the north London club into the top four of the Premier League come the end of the season.
Full story: The Mail on Sunday
West Ham United boss Sam Allardyce was given the full backing of the Hammers board ahead of Saturday’s disappointing goalless draw with fellow strugglers Sunderland at Upton Park, and despite the poor result it appears as though ‘Big Sam’ still has the support of the east London club’s board.
Full story: The Mail on Sunday
Four Premier League clubs are desperate to sign brilliant young Schalke 04 midfield player Julian Draxler at the end of this season, with it now looking increasingly likely that Chelsea will beat rivals Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City to the Germany international’s signature.
Full story: The Mail on Sunday
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