Wednesday’s biggest stories from the football world.
Manchester City to make £32m bid for Arsenal’s Mesut Ozil as Yaya Toure replacement (Metro).
Booing Cristiano Ronaldo will only make him better Real Madrid head coach Carlo Ancelotti warns Liverpool fans (ESPN).
Gunners goalkeeper David Ospina out for three months with a thigh injury (Mirror).
Luke Shaw promises Manchester United supporters the best is yet to come from him (Guardian).
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Reds captain Steven Gerrard is finished says former England international Rodney Marsh (talkSPORT).
Arsenal and Chelsea snubbed as Munir El Haddadi decides to stay with FC Barcelona (Daily Express).
Tottenham Hotspur eye Toulouse goalkeeper Ali Ahamada as replacement for Hugo Lloris (Metro).
Sunderland manager Gus Poyet says he is not to blame for 8-0 defeat to Southampton (Daily Mail).
Gunners targeting Madrid head coach Carlo Ancelotti as replacement for Arsene Wenger (Daily Express).
Man United to renew interest in former target Fredy Guarin of Inter Milan (Daily Star).
AS Monaco and Paris Saint-Germain both keen on signing Thierry Henry from New York Red Bulls (Le Figaro).
Then Newcastle United manager Graeme Souness offered to take on both Lee Bowyer and Kieron Dyer after embarrassing on-field fight (Newcastle Evening Chronicle).
New Schalke 04 manager Roberto di Matteo wants reunion with Blues striker Fernando Torres (Daily Express).
Arsenal and Man City to battle for signing of Leicester City’s Liam Moore (Mirror).
QPR set to fine manager Harry Redknapp for public falling-out with midfielder Adel Taarabt (Telegraph).
Swansea City manager Garry Monk has revealed he fines his players for diving in training (Mirror).
Borussia Dortmund ready to reject upcoming £32m Gunners bid for Mats Hummels (Bild).
Didier Drogba could start for Chelsea v United with Diego Costa and Loic Remy both injured (Telegraph).
City threw away two goal lead against CSKA Moscow because of the cold weather says Manuel Pellegrini (Independent).
Tottenham defender Milos Velikovic to join Middlesbrough on-loan in January (L’Equipe).