Tuesday's football gossip and transfer rumours
(February 06 2018)
Chelsea 'hold talks' with Real Madrid over Eden Hazard-Karim Benzema swap - according to today's Daily Mail.
THE SUN
Manchester City are planning to go back in for Leicester's Riyad Mahrez in the summer.
Alexis Sanchez is embarking on a personal fitness regime to help him get up to speed at Man Utd.
Jon Moss has admitted he made an error by asking the fourth official to check TV footage during Liverpool's draw with Tottenham.
DAILY MIRROR
Liverpool target Sime Vrsaljko has signed a new deal at Atletico Madrid.
Mathieu Debuchy claims Arsene Wenger blocked a possible move to Manchester United.
Chelsea hitman Alvaro Morata has reportedly emerged as a surprise summer target for Paris Saint-Germain.
Arsenal expect tough negotiations with Aaron Ramsey over a new contract.
Vincent Kompany has said the possibility of a summer exit from Manchester City is "not even a debate".
THE GUARDIAN
Wilfried Zaha is expected to be out for several months and will see a specialist on Tuesday.
Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk says he can handle the pressure of his £75m price tag.
DAILY STAR
Newcastle will revive their interest in striker Nicolai Jorgensen in the summer.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
David Moyes is unlikely to be at West Ham next season even if they stay up.
Arsenal goalkeeper Petr Cech is likely to miss the north London derby against Tottenham with an injury.
The Premier League is under pressure to commission an independent inquiry into Jon Moss's decision to award Tottenham's first penalty against Liverpool.
Manchester United will come under pressure from fans to introduce safe standing at Old Trafford.
DAILY MAIL
Chelsea 'hold talks' with Real Madrid over Eden Hazard-Karim Benzema swap.
Troy Deeney could find himself in hot water after using a middle-finger expletive to celebrate his goal against Chelsea.
Manchester United have handed a trial to Colombian starlet Wilson Tilve.
West Ham co-owner David Sullivan says fans 'sack the board' chants will achieve nothing.
THE TIMES
The Premier League could introduce a winter break before 2022 to bring the English game in line with the rest of Europe.