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Football Rumours on Monday 14th May 2018
2018-05-14 08:44:45





TRANSFER RUMOURS

  • Arsenal are eyeing a £53m swoop for Napoli centre-back Kalidou Koulibaly.
    (Daily Mirror)


  • Ivory Coast winger Wilfried Zaha, 25, says he has no intention of leaving Crystal Palace this summer.
    (Daily Express)


  • Paris St-Germain forward Neymar says he is "tired" of speculation surrounding his future. The 26-year-old Brazilian wants to wait until after the World Cup to discuss any potential transfers, with Real Madrid,Manchester United and former club Barcelona interested.
    (Daily Express)


  • PSG will attempt to make Paul Pogba their marquee signing this summer if they lose Neymar to Real Madrid.
    (Daily Star)


  • Napoli manager Maurizio Sarri will look to bring Argentina striker Gonzalo Higuain, 30, with him if he is made Chelsea boss this summer.
    (Daily Mail)


  • City have renewed their interest in Leicester winger Riyad Mahrez. The two clubs have remained in contact after a proposed deal for the 27-year-old Algerian fell through in January.
    (Leicester Mercury)


  • Arsenal are targeting Napoli's Senegal centre-back Kalidou Koulibaly. The Italian club want £53m for the 26-year-old.
    (Daily Express)


  • Slovakia goalkeeper Martin Dubravka, 29, will hold talks with Newcastle United in the coming days after completing his loan spell from Sparta Prague.
    (Chronicle Live)


  • Newly promoted Wolves want to take Manchester United's 23-year-old Swedish defender Victor Lindelof on loan as they prepare for life in the Premier League.
    (Sun)


  • AC Milan fans refused to take 19-year-old Italy goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma's shirt at the end of Saturday's match against Atalanta.
    (Calciomercato)




    • MANAGEMENT STUFF

  • Arsene Wenger has insisted that Herbert Chapman is Arsenal's greatest ever manager - ahead of himself.
    (Sun)


  • Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says he wants the best for coach Mikel Arteta amid mounting speculation the 36-year old Spaniard is set to succeed Arsene Wenger as Arsenal boss.
    (Metro)


  • Everton and West Ham are both pursuing former Hull and Watford boss Marco Silva.
    (Daily Mirror)


  • Swansea's owners have asked Carlos Carvalhal if he is prepared to manage them in the Championship.
    (Independent)


  • Leicester manager Claude Puel has said he will honour his contract with the club, amid rumours he is wanted by French side Saint-Etienne.
    (Leicester Mercury)


  • David Wagner has refused to give any assurances over his future as Huddersfield manager, even though chairman Dean Hoyle said the German would be staying at the club.
    (Daily Mirror)


  • Wagner said he was looking forward to "a proper party" after the final game of the Premier League season.
    (Huddersfield Daily Examiner)




    • INTERNATIONAL STUFF

  • Roberto Mancini looks set to become Italy's new head coach after reaching an exit agreement with Zenit Saint Petersburg.
    (Daily Mirror)




    • OTHER STUFF

  • West Ham vice-chairman Karren Brady is facing pressure to drop her newspaper column after writing that "malcontents and keyboard warriors" had undermined the Hammers' efforts to make improvements to London Stadium.
    (Guardian)


  • Former Stoke player Dominic Matteo believes the Potters should have sacked manager Mark Hughes earlier in a bid to avoid relegation from the Premier League.
    (Inside Futbol)


  • Gary Cahill has claimed Chelsea lost 3-0 to Newcastle because the players had "one eye" on the FA Cup final.
    (Daily Star)


  • Record-breaking Mohamed Salah won the 2017/18 Premier League golden boot.
    (Sky Sports)


  • Juventus were confirmed as Serie A winners for the seventh season running following a goalless draw with Roma.
    (Sky Sports)






















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