The news and gossip and Wednesday.
Louis van Gaal unsure whether to make Radamel Falcao’s move to Manchester United permanent (Daily Mail).
Arsenal send scouts to watch £12m rated Borussia Monchengladbach midfielder Christoph Kramer (Goal).
Liverpool to make £4m swoop for Malaga goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa in January (Mirror).
Jonas Gutierrez to discuss future with Newcastle United after being given all clear following testicular cancer (Mirror).
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Red Devils watch Benfica midfielder Enzo Perez ahead of £23.5m January move (A Bola).
FC Barcelona star Luis Suarez surprised to be left off 2014 Ballon d’Or shortlist (Guardian).
QPR manager Harry Redknapp wants to sign Toronto FC striker Jermain Defoe for the third time in his career (Daily Mail).
Jose Mourinho admits he may have been too critical of ‘quiet’ Chelsea fans (Western Daily Press).
Paris Saint-Germain admit they did try and sign Angel di Maria ahead of Man United (Le10Sport).
Real Madrid loanee Javier Hernandez keen to join club permanently from Old Trafford (ESPN).
Southampton must pay a club record fee to sign Palermo forward Paulo Dybala (Daily Star).
Hoops defender Rio Ferdinand decides not to appeal three-match ban for Twitter outburst (Times).
Arsenal and United on alert as contract talks between West Ham United and Winston Reid stall (Daily Express).
Man Utd ready to terminate Anderson’s contract at the cost of £1.4m (Telegraph).
Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino has his eye on three forwards in the January transfer window (Mirror).
West Bromwich Albion looking for replacement for failing club record signing Ideye Brown (Mirror).
Van Gaal targeting Aston Villa captain Ron Vlaar once more (Mirror).
Manchester City can win the Champions League this season says manager Manuel Pellegrini (Mirror).
Talks between Real Sociedad and David Moyes hit snag as Scot’s wage demands are too high (Goal).
Ben Davies wants more opportunities after ‘frustrating’ start to life at Tottenham (Mirror).