Gossip Roundup: Real Madrid Will Pay Record Fee For De Gea, Liverpool Want Interesting Loan Move, Sneijder Attracts Attention From City

Wednesday’s biggest news, rumours and gossip.

Real Madrid will pay record fee for a goalkeeper to sign Manchester United No.1 David de Gea (Daily Express).

Liverpool striker Mario Balotelli slammed by former AC Milan teammate and current QPR midfielder Adel Taarabt (Daily Mail).

Agent of Juventus forward Sebastian Giovinco hints that Arsenal transfer could be viable (Sky Italia).

West Ham United considering sacking Sam Allardyce despite their impressive start to the season (Daily Star).

Brendan Rodgers wants to sign Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech on-loan (Mirror).

Tottenham Hotspur could undergo £1bn Qatari takeover (Independent).

Kevin Strootman is not joining Man United says AS Roma (Daily Mail).

Sunderland looking to sign Burnley striker Danny Ings (Daily Star).

Manchester City and Red Devils go head-to-head for £20m FC Barcelona midfielder Ivan Rakitic (Daily Express).

Crystal Palace looking to sign Ashley Cole on-loan from Roma (Daily Mail).

Reds looking to tie Raheem Sterling down to a new deal as Bayern Munich show interest (Independent).

Phil Jones hits back at critics of his fitness since joining United (Mirror).

Tottenham will sell Emmanuel Adebayor and Roberto Soldado to fund Jackson Martinez transfer from FC Porto (Daily Express).

Real Sociedad manager David Moyes wants reunion with youngster Adnan Januzaj by signing him on-loan (Daily Star).

Fiorentina keen to bring striker Fabio Borini back to Italy (talkSPORT).

Burnley and Leicester City compete for signing of unsettled Palace forward Dwight Gayle (Mirror).

Galatasaray midfielder Wesley Sneijder to enter talks with Man City (Daily Star).

De Gea tells teammates he is staying at Old Trafford and signing a new contract (Daily Star).

Liverpool agree £3m deal to sign Malaga goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa (Metro).

Newcastle United’s cup form under Alan Pardew has been an ’embarrassment’ the manager says (Mirror).