United linked with Felix

Manchester United have recognized a possible substitute for Cristiano Ronaldo, based on the Daily Express. With Ronaldo now a free agent and Erik ten Hag wanting choices up entrance, the paper experiences that 23-year-old Portuguese ahead Joao Felix could be an choice. He may price round £86 million, and different potential suitors Bayern Munich and Barcelona in all probability can’t afford him.

Paper Round’s view: Felix has fallen out with Atletico Madrid supervisor Diego Simeone so experiences that he can depart the Spanish membership in January sound probably true. The striker has aptitude and expertise, and whereas he may not match the defensive calls for put in place by his Argentine supervisor, he may in all probability adapt to the system put in place by Ten Hag at Old Trafford.

Klopp not desirous about Germany job

The Mirror experiences that ought to Hansi Flick depart the Germany job after being knocked out within the group phases of the 2022 Qatar World Cup, Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp would in all probability want to remain at Anfield than substitute him. His agent Marc Kosicke mentioned of a possible job change that: “This is a media matter. Jurgen has a contract till 2026 and he intends to fulfil it.”

Paper Round’s view: With the recent news that Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group are considering retaining control of the club but selling part of the club in order to raise funds, it might be that Klopp would prefer to stay at Anfield. If a full takeover goes through though, Klopp might consider a Premier League and Champions League trophy a huge success and look elsewhere.

United to offer Rashford fresh terms

Marcus Rashford has half a year left on his current contract at Manchester United, albeit with an option to extend the deal for a further season. However, the Sun believes that the club want to offer a new contract to the 25-year-old, who is reinvigorated under Erik ten Hag and who has rediscovered his best form for England at the World Cup, and want to keep him.

Paper Round’s view: Rashford appeared to have lost his way in recent seasons but he said recently that his improved fitness had allowed him to enjoy football again. With Ten Hag shaping a more attacking and exciting team at Old Trafford, perhaps Rashford can be persuaded to stay on for a couple more years in the hopes of winning more trophies.

Forest set for another signing

After signing 22 players in the summer transfer window, Nottingham Forest have decided that is not enough and the Daily Mail claims that Steve Cooper will bring in Gustavo Scarpa from Palmeiras. The 28-year-old Brazilian midfielder has a single cap for his country so far, and will be offered a deal that is worth £5m as Forest hope to stay in the Premier League this season.

Paper Round’s view: Forest took their time to gel, which is unsurprising even when it was not essentially a danger value taking. Adding some gamers of actual high quality may assist this winter, too, given they should hit the bottom operating within the second half of the season. While their season is way from over, their presence within the relegation zone will add stress to the gamers and supervisor.