ITS SUNDAY MORNING & MORE BREAKING NEWS 15TH MAY 16

ITS SUNDAY MORNING & MORE BREAKING NEWS 15TH MAY 2016

GOOD MORNING ON A LOVELY SUNDAY MORNING AS MORE FOOTBALL NEWS BREAKS

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Paul Trollope now clear favourite to become Cardiff City boss as bookmakers slash odds on Saturday night
His odds have now been slashed to remarkable 1/6 on with SkyBet and 1/8 on with Bet Victor.
He had been trading at 2/1 at the end of last week.

THE SUN ON SUNDAY

Paris Saint-Germain have made an audacious approach for Manchester United hotshot Anthony Martial.

Former Southampton striker Dani Osvaldo has been sacked by Boca Juniors - for sparking up a cigarrete in the dressing room.

Real Madrid are weighing up a move for Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas, who has struggled in his second season at Stamford Bridge.



BREAKING NEWS

Joey Barton is in talks with Rangers. We brought you the news earlier that Barton travelled up to Scotland today and was seen at the club's training ground, now we can add a further development to this story.

Sky sources understand that talks are underway between Barton and Rangers, it is not yet clear whether the Burnley midfielder would favour a move to Ibrox.





BARTON PICTURED AT IBROX

Joey Barton has been pictured leaving Ibrox with Rangers assistant manager David Weir as speculation surrounding his future grows.

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SUNDAY EXPRESS

Bournemouth striker Callum Wilson is set to become the centre of a tug of war this summer between Liverpool and Tottenham.

Roma have denied 'completely groundless' reports suggesting Miralem Pjanic has agreed a deal to join Juventus. The midfielder, 25, has been strongly linked with Chelsea in recent weeks.

STAR ON SUNDAY

Chelsea are prepared to use Eden Hazard as bait in their quest to land Real Madrid ace James Rodriguez.


Bayern Munich and Germany hero Franz Beckenbauer says Mario Gotze should join Liverpool. 'I would in his place go where I am comfortable and follow in the footsteps of Jurgen Klopp,' said Beckenbauer.


Gonzalo Higuain wants Napoli to lower the release clause in his contract. The Argentina striker, who is wanted by Chelsea and Manchester United, hit a hat-trick in the final game of the season to take his tally to 36 - beating a 66-year-old record for goals scored in a Serie A season.

SUNDAY MIRROR


Pep Guardiola is planning a double raid on Arsenal for Jack Wilshere and Alexis Sanchez and also has Tottenham's Danny Rose in his sights.

Liverpool are closing in on the signing of Mainz goalkeeper Loris Karius - if they can guarantee him European football next season.

He's been strongly linked with Chelsea, but Radja Nainggolan says he will not be leaving Roma this summer.

SUNDAY MAIL

West Ham fans could still have one last opportunity to return to Upton Park with plans for a charity match on June 5 in the pipeline.


Alan Pardew has told Emmanuel Adebayor he has two games with which to convince him he deserves a new contract at Crystal Palace.


Chelsea interim boss Guus Hiddink has scarcely benefited from Eden Hazard's return to form, but believes the Belgium playmaker can prove the difference for Antonio Conte.

THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH


England could be blocked from hosting future World Cups, European Championships and Champions League finals if the Football Association continues to resist reform.

THE SUNDAY TIMES

Everton have approached Jose Mourinho about taking over from Roberto Martinez.

THE OBSERVER

Ray Parlour recalls an eating competition during his time at Arsenal in his autobiography and reveals 'Steve Bould won easily - he had nine dinners'.

LIVERPOOL EYE KARIUS

Liverpool are closing in on the signing of Mainz goalkeeper Loris Karius, according to Bild.

The German newspaper do add that the deal isn't altogether straightforward though. The 22-year-old is thought to be waiting on Liverpool's fate next term before he puts pen to paper with the Merseyside club.

Karius wants to play European football next term if he is to move away from the Bundesliga.

GOOD MORNING

It might be the final day of the Premier League season but that does not mean to say that is the end to transfer speculation and news of potential moves.


Manchester United have no deal in place with Jose Mourinho, say Sky sources

Mauricio Pochettino says Tottenham need to buy players this summer to compete in next season's Champions League.

Spurs are guaranteed their best finish of the Premier League era and will be runners-up to Leicester if they avoid defeat at relegated Newcastle on Sunday.

But the limitations of Pochettino's squad were exposed in the Europa League as a much-changed side suffered a 5-1 aggregate defeat to Borussia Dortmund in the last 16.

Trollope appears to be past the post Annis

This appointment wont get the missing supporters back

How many games into August will they be giving free tickets away

Trollope appears to be past the post Annis

This appointment wont get the missing supporters back

How many games into August will they be giving free tickets away

He certainly does,but to be fair to him he has put a few demands in.

It certainly won't get the fans excited and the crowds will be even lower than last season,which is bad,but I think he's slightly better than Slade.

I will support him,but its a cheap easy option,not ambitious at all.

PAPER TALK

After an impressive debut season at Manchester United, Anthony Martial is on the radar of French champions PSG. The 20-year-old is seen as a long term replacement for talisman Zlatan Imbrahimovic who is leaving the Parc de Princes (Sun on Sunday)


Everton have approached Jose Mourinho about taking over from Roberto Martinez, who was sacked as manager this week (Sunday Times)
But if the Toffees will turn their attention to Rafa Benitez if they fail to land the former Chelsea manager (The Observer)


Bournemouth could face a battle to hold onto striker Callum Wilson after Liverpool and Tottenham expressed interest in the 24-year-old (Sunday Express)


Pep Guardiola will waste no time in adding to Manchester City's squad. The Spaniard plans a double-raid on Arsenal for Jack Wilshere and Alexis Sanchez. Tottenham's Danny Rose in also his sights (Sunday Mirror)


West Ham are looking to bolster their midfield and have enquired about Southampton's Kenyan midfielder Victor Wanyama (Star on Sunday)

The problem with Tan is he wont employ anyone who is going to be more popular than him

The problem with Tan is he wont employ anyone who is going to be more popular than him

For me anyone but Tan is more popular But I know what you mean.

The problem with Tan is he wont employ anyone who is going to be more popular than him

For me anyone but Tan is more popular But I know what you mean.

The problem with Tan is he wont employ anyone who is going to be more popular than him

For me anyone but Tan is more popular But I know what you mean.

ARSENAL LOOK TO SWANS' WILLIAMS

Gylfi Sigurdsson is not the only Swansea player in demand. The Sunday Express is reporting Arsenal will turn to Swans captain Ashley Williams to shore up their defence in the event Per Mertesacker is not offered a new deal at the end of the season.

The paper claims Arsene Wenger will have to part with £20m for the 31-year-old central defender, who has been at the Liberty Stadium for eight years.

ASHLEY WANTS RAFA STAY

After being relegated from the Premier League on Wednesday without kicking a ball, Newcastle face their next challenge: convincing Rafa Benitez to stay at St James Park.

The manager had a release clause in his contract allowing him to walk away from Tyneside if the Toon were relegated to the Championship but is reportedly interested in remaining at the helm to guide the back into the Premier League, The Independent reports.

Talks between him and owner Mike Ashley are due due to get under way following Newcastle's final game of the season against Spurs.

ADE-BYE-OR?

Crystal Palace striker Emmanuel Adebayor has been told he has just two games left to prove he is worth a new deal at Selhurst Park. Manager Alan Pardew has told the former Togo international he has today's match against Southampton and next week's FA Cup final against Manchester United to show he has a future at the south London club.

KOEMAN STAYING PUT

It looks like Everton will miss out on managerial target Ronald Koeman, the Mail on Sunday reports, as the Dutchman looks set to see out the remaining year on his contract at Southampton,

Koeman has been touted as a possible replacement for Roberto Martinez, who was sacked by the Goodison Park club last week, but is said to favour honouring the final 12 months of his contract.

As well as the Saints manager, Frank de Boer is in the frame for the job while Davd Moyes has been linked with a sensational return to his former club.

SUNDAY MAIL

West Ham fans could still have one last opportunity to return to Upton Park with plans for a charity match on June 5 in the pipeline.


Alan Pardew has told Emmanuel Adebayor he has two games with which to convince him he deserves a new contract at Crystal Palace.


Chelsea interim boss Guus Hiddink has scarcely benefited from Eden Hazard's return to form, but believes the Belgium playmaker can prove the difference for Antonio Conte.

Adebayor will have two 'blinders' then!

He'll then get his big fat contract and sit back like he did at his other clubs!

ASHLEY MEETS BENITEZ

Newcastle owner Mike Ashley has met Rafael Benitez for the first time for talks over his future.