MARKO ARNAUTOVIC could be sold by new West Ham manager David Moyes in January, just four months after joining the club, the Mirror reports.
The new boss has reportedly been given the go-ahead to be put his stamp on the playing staff, with the under-performing Arnautovic one of those rumoured to be on the way out after costing a club record £25 million in the summer.
Chelsea boss ANTONIO CONTE is being targeted by Paris St Germain to replace Unai Emery as manager, the Sun reports.
According to French newspaper Le Parisien, Emery faces the axe if PSG fail to progress to the Champions League semi-finals, with the club said to have contacted Conte’s representatives over a possible move.
Conte is being lined up as the next man in charge at PSG.
Rising 16-year-old star UMARO EMBALO has agreed a deal with Manchester United, according to a report in the Metro.
The youngster had been on the radar of United for some time and the club appears to have beaten off competition from Real Madrid to bring the youngster to the Premier League, Portugal’s Record says.
The offer for the Benfica player is thought to have been around £5million.
Schalke midfielder LEON GORETZKA looks set to head for England, the Mirror reports.
Both Arsenal and Liverpool have shown an interest in the 22-year-old and now Germany’s general manager Oliver Bierhoff has hinted the young talent has been lured to the Premier League.
The paper reports him as saying: “We feel that England, because of the amount of money you have with TV rights, young talented players like Leroy Sane and Leon Goretzka are moving to England…”
Following the departure of Michael Emenalo as Chelsea’s technical director, FRANK LAMPARD is said to be open to returning to the club he played at for 13 years, according to the Evening Standard.
Asked about the vacant spot, the Blues veteran said he would “love” to get involved at Stamford Bridge in some way, the paper reports.
PLAYERS TO WATCH
KEVIN MIRALLAS will decide on his future at Everton following the appointment of a new manager, according to the Liverpool Echo.
The Belgian did not make the squad against Watford last weekend and issued an apology recently for his behaviour in a training session.
The forward has said he remains “fully committed” to the team, but will reportedly cement his decision once a successor for Ronald Koeman is announced.
Mirallas could be on his way out of Everton.
PETER CROUCH looks set to extend his time at Stoke, with chairman Peter Coates saying he would like him to “continue his career with us”, according to the Stoke Sentinel.
The 26-year-old striker’s current deal ends in the summer, but Coates hopes to be able to sort a new deal for the club’s joint leading goal-scorer.