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Arsenal could land Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema, 27, if they make a £50m bid for the France striker.


(Daily Star) 

Barcelona forward Neymar would consider a move to Manchester United, although the Old Trafford club are set to have to wait until next summer to sign the 23-year-old Brazil international.

(Guardian) 

AC Milan chief executive Adriano Galliani says the Serie A side are in talks with Liverpool over a loan move for 25-year-old striker Mario Balotelli.


(Daily Mail via Mediaset Premium) 

Juventus are on the verge of signing 27-year-old Chelsea winger Juan Cuadrado on a season-long loan, according to the Italian club’s chief executive Giuseppe Marotta.

(Sport Mediaset) 

West Brom manager Tony Pulis says 15 clubs are interested in signing striker Saido Berahino after the Baggies boss dropped the 22-year-old for the game against Chelsea on Sunday.


(Evening Standard) 

Stoke manager Mark Hughes has warned Norwich target Jonathan Walters, 31, that the Potters may keep the forward until his contract runs out next summer.

(Daily Mirror) 

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says he is ready to take a “gamble” in the transfer market but only for the right players.


(Evening Standard) 

Gunners boss Wenger believes Liverpool will regret selling winger Raheem Sterling, 20, to Manchester City.

(Daily Star) 

Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville says John Terry, 34, needs to stay at Chelsea and accept a reduced role rather than leave the club in the same manner Steven Gerrard, 35, departed from Liverpool.


(Daily Telegraph) 

Leeds are hoping to complete the signing of Watford striker Fernando Forestieri, 25, this week after agreeing a fee of around £3m.

(Daily Mirror) 

Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart is refusing to get carried away by the team’s impressive start to the season.


(Manchester Evening News) 

Best of social media

Actor David Hasselhoff seems to be a fan of Yaya Toure judging by a tweet from the Manchester City midfielder following the side’s win over Everton on Sunday.

And finally

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho said Pedro’s debut for the club in the win at West Brom was good but “wasn’t quite Maradona”.


(Evening Standard)