Transfer rumours and paper review – Friday, September 12
Here's the top transfer-related stories in Friday's newspapers...
Manchester United are willing to offer Cristiano Ronaldo a whopping £300,000 per-week contract to lure the Portuguese international back to Old Trafford. (Daily Express)
But Real Madrid do not want to sell and are set to announce publicly that Manchester United and Chelsea have no chance of signing Ronaldo. (Independent)
Manchester United striker Falcao is hopeful he can make his current season-long loan switch from Monaco permanent next summer in a £46million deal. (Daily Mirror)
Adnan Januzaj insists he has not become unsettled by the arrivals of Angel di Maria and Radamel Falcao and says he is happy at Old Trafford. (Daily Mirror)
Bayern Munich midfielder Mario Gotze has revealed he would be open to a move abroad if the opportunity presented itself. The 22-year-old, who scored Germany's winning goal in this summer's World Cup final against Argentina, had been linked with Manchester United before moving to Bayern from Borussia Dortmund in 2013. (Daily Mail)
Aston Villa have offered starlet Jack Grealish a bumper new four-year contract to ward off interest from Chelsea. (The Sun)
Chelsea outcast Lucas Piazon has admitted he could leave Stamford Bridge on a permanent basis. (Daily Express)
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