Daily paper talks

The top football stories, gossip and transfer rumours in Saturday morning's national newspapers.

THE SUN

The agent of Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea has suggested there is a possbility the Spaniard could be off to Real Madrid at the end of the season.

Swansea are ready to keep Bafetimbi Gomis satisfied by offering the Frenchman a new contract.

DAILY TELEGRAPH

Cristiano Ronaldo opted to move to Manchester United because Arsenal were unable to afford the Portuguese superstar owing to the huge costs behind constructing the Emirates stadium, says agent Jorge Mendes in a new biography.

DAILY MIRROR

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has admitted player power forced him to change his football philosophy ahead of the stunning 2-0 win against Manchester City last weekend.

Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher will decide next week which team has won the race for his signature with West Ham, West Brom and Spanish club Valencia all in the queue for the Scot.

DAILY RECORD

Mike Ashley looks set to increase his power push at Rangers by handing the club another emergency loan to cover next week's wage bill.

DAILY EXPRESS

Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba is busy learning Spanish and is believed to be favouring a move to Real Madrid which will be a big blow to Manchester United and Chelsea who are keen on bringing the Frenchman back to the Premier League. 

DAILY STAR

Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City target Sergio Ramos looks set to sign a new contract at Real Madrid with words by his boss Carlo Ancelotti suggesting his defender is not going anywhere. 

Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is stepping up efforts to keep hold of his remaining senior stars to avoid another summer of transition following Steven Gerrard's announcement he is heading to the United States. 

GUARDIAN

West Ham midfielder Ravel Morrison is weighing up offers from overseas clubs with his contract expiring at the end of the season.

DAILY MAIL

Teenage winger Jack Grealish has been fined by Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert for tweeting a message: "Can't wait to be happy playing football again," next to a picture of himself smiling when on loan at Notts County last season.