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Papers: Man Utd’s Poch plans in doubt with Real Madrid keen

All the top stories and transfer rumours from Thursday’s national newspapers…

THE INDEPENDENT

Manchester United’s plans to appoint Mauricio Pochettino as their next manager could be thrown into chaos with Real Madrid president Florentino Perez furious about their Champions League defeat against Paris Saint-Germain and unhappy with Carlo Ancelotti’s approach.

Paris Saint-Germain manager Mauricio Pochettino on the touchline during the UEFA Champions League, Group A match
Image: Real Madrid are reportedly keen on replacing Carlo Ancelotti with Paris Saint-Germain boss Mauricio Pochettino

THE SUN

Newcastle United are lining up a £45m summer bid for Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze.

RB Leipzig have reportedly set their price at £46m for Manchester United target Christopher Nkunku but PSG are also determined to sign him in the summer.

Chelsea are ready to go all-out to land their top defensive target Jules Kounde from Sevilla in the summer.

Mauricio Pochettino had to see a doctor after believing he had broken his nose during celebrations of PSG’s win over Real Madrid on Tuesday.

William Gallas is unsure Arsenal have the budget or pulling power to secure a strong replacement for either Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang or Alexandre Lacazette.

Ebereche Eze is back in training with the Crystal Palace first team
Image: Crystal Palace forward Ebereche Eze is a summer target for Newcastle United, according to The Sun

Arsenal’s wage bill more than halved over the last year with the departures of Mesut Ozil and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang the chief contributors.

Ralf Rangnick has told Brandon Williams his future lies at Manchester United once his loan spell with Norwich City comes to an end.

Manchester City have demanded Chilean side Santiago City change their badge because of stark similarities with their own branding.

Newcastle director Amanda Staveley has claimed the club has not received any sponsorship payments from Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct in three years.

DAILY MAIL

Arsenal are leading the race to sign AC Milan striker Rafael Leao, who is also being linked with Premier League rivals Wolves and Everton.

Chelsea players missed out on bonuses for the Club World Cup and UEFA Super Cup after failing to negotiate additional rewards for either competition at the start of the season.

Marcus Rashford has slammed reports in Germany as “made up” that Cristiano Ronaldo has fractured the Manchester United dressing room.

Newcastle United are hoping to make a third raid on Brighton by securing the services of their Academy chief John Morling.

Marcus Rashford shows his frustration at Old Trafford
Image: Marcus Rashford has hit back at reports of unrest in the Manchester United squad

DAILY MIRROR

Roma are facing an investigation after consultant Gianpaolo Calvarese, himself a former referee, illegally confronted official Rosario Abisso after a controversial clash with Genoa earlier this month.

Former Cardiff City player Ibrahim Meite has been found guilty at Kingston Crown Court of stabbing a man in the back in September 2019 and will face sentencing at a later date.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba is willing “to become unemployed” and wait until the end of the season before deciding on his future, which could be at another Premier League club.

Arsenal are set to spend significant money on the Emirates Stadium this summer to avoid any potential issues with their nearly 16-year-old home stadium.

Bristol City chairman Jon Lansdown wonders whether as many as seven more Championship clubs could be heading towards Financial Fair Play breaches.

Paul Pogba has frequently been linked with a move away from Man Utd
Image: Paul Pogba could leave Manchester United for free this summer

DAILY STAR

Darts world champion Gerwyn Price is planning to make his professional boxing debut on a card in Wales in April but needs to lose 10kg first.

THE TIMES

South Africa are interested in joining the Six Nations from 2025 as the financial cost of the Covid-19 pandemic has made the competition’s riches more alluring.

THE SCOTTISH SUN

Mark McGhee is among the front-runners to take over from James McPake as Dundee manager.

THE SCOTSMAN

Dundee United have opened talks with midfielder Ian Harkes and goalkeeper Benjamin Siegrist – a possible target for Rangers and Celtic – over new contracts.



Papers: Man Utd’s Poch plans in doubt with Real Madrid keen
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