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Manchester United could spark interest in a three-club star in January, while Manchester City want new contracts for a key pair, all in the latest Paper Talk.
HENDERSON WANTS A MAN UTD LOAN
United manchester Goalkeeper Dean Henderson wants to leave the club on loan in January, according to a report.
The 23-year-old has only played three times since returning to Old Trafford in recent months. But he has yet to start in the Premier League, with David de Gea United’s No. 1 signing.
In fact, his only appearances have been in the Carabao Cup and the Champions League. But if United progress in both competitions, De Gea is likely to keep his job.
As such, Thea sunday claims Henderson would ‘seize’ the opportunity to secure more playing time. The main concern of the stopper is his place in the England team.
The keeper recently won his first international game, but knows that without playing time, Three Lions manager Gareth Southgate could look elsewhere.
What’s more, the newspaper points to three other players who could take his place. Sheffield United’s Aaron Ramsdale, Aston Villa’s Sam Johnstone and Southampton’s Alex McCarthy are playing regular Premier League football.
As such, Henderson is reportedly “kicking his heels” and becoming “impatient.”
As for where you could move, Sun on sunday say what Leeds and Brighton could watch in one go. Bournemouth has also registered initial interest.
But while the Red Devils may face a battle to keep Henderson in January, it is United who will have the last word on his future.
AND THE REST OF PAPER TALK
Gabriel Jesus is in line for an excellent new contract at Manchester City (star on Sunday)
City also want to tie up Raheem Sterling after Pep Guardiola’s Etihad extension (Sunday Mirror)
Yet another urgent Guardiola priority is finding a successor to striker Sergio Agüero (Sunday Telegraph)
Meanwhile, Man Utd will go ahead with its plans to sell Sergio Romero in January (Sunday Mirror)
United eye Everton supreme Marcel Brands as ideal candidate for a sporting director position at Old Trafford (Sunday)
Chelsea forward Olivier Giroud is a target for Inter Miami coach David Beckham (Sunday Mirror)
Giroud is also a target of Inter Milan, as is Liverpool’s Georginio Wijnaldum (Corrierre dello Sport)
Juventus’ interest has put United at risk of losing Icelandic star Isak Bergmann Johannesson (Sunday Mirror)
Harry Kane has praised the impact Gareth Bale and Joe Hart have had on Tottenham (football.london)
The Jeff Astle Foundation has heard of some 30 new families of former professional players with dementia this month (Sunday Telegraph)
Inter coach Antonio Conte says Christian Eriksen has had enough chances to settle in with his team (Goal)
But amid talks about a trade with Arsenal for the Dane, Gunners midfielder Granit Xhaka is happy in north London. (Transfer market)
United have a genuine interest in bringing Eriksen back to the Premier League (Corrierre dello Sport)
Soccer lawmakers are under increasing pressure to end the recent controversy over Premier League handball (Mail on Sunday)
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