The top stories making the back pages of Saturday's newspapers in the United Kingdom...
The Sun: Louis van Gaal is ready to hit the January sales for a new striker who can help save his job.
Also: Van Gaal admits he may have blundered when he sanctioned a mass clearout of strikers.
And: James Rodriguez could be in serious trouble with Spanish authorities after he was involved in a high-speed police chase.
Plus: Steve McClaren has ordered Newcastle to rough up the Premier League’s in-form playmaker — Arsenal’s Mesut Ozil.
Daily Mirror: Real Madrid superstar Isco is hoping to pave the way for a move to Manchester City.
Also: Sam Allardyce has admitted he would “pack his bags” and quit Sunderland if there was no hope of avoiding relegation.
Also:
Swansea are planning talks with Ajax coach Frank De Boer after his
surprise declaration of interest in succeeding Garry Monk.
Daily Star: Roma are looking to sign Arsenal full-back Mathieu Debuchy.
Also: Arsene Wenger admits Arsenal cannot afford to rest Mesut Ozil - even though he needs a break.
Daily
Mail: Mino Raiola is planning talks with Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp
in an attempt to convince him Mario Balotelli deserves a chance to
revive his career at Anfield.
Daily Express: Arsenal are preparing to make a £15million move for Paris Saint-Germain's Adrien Rabiot according to reports.
Also:
Louis van Gaal is considering buying a striker in January after
admitting he has left Manchester United short of fire power.
And:
Daniel Sturridge will not be risked by Liverpool against West Ham as
Jurgen Klopp continues to prioritise the striker’s long term fitness
before a quick fix.
Plus: Steve McClaren admits Newcastle's problems have hit him hard.
Metro: The Manchester United squad reportedly believe that Diego Simeone will be their next manager.
Daily
Telegraph: West Ham will make a cut-price January bid for Leeds United
prospect Sam Byram, whose contract expires at the end of the season.
The
Times: Steven Gerrard backs Wayne Rooney to lead England’s attack at
Euro 2016 and called on critics of the Manchester United forward to
judge him on his record for club and country over the past decade,
rather than writing him off on the basis of form.
Also:
Louis van Gaal, the Manchester United manager, has insisted that he
does not regret going into the season with only two specialist strikers,
claiming that increased competition for places would not necessarily
have solved the club’s chronic shortage of goals.
The
Guardian: Louis van Gaal may seek to solve Manchester United’s
goalscoring problems by buying a new striker in the transfer window.
Also:
Manchester United have cut short Will Keane’s loan at Preston as they
“needed an extra body” to bolster their goal-shy attack.
And:
Steven Gerrard is planning a move into coaching when he ends his
playing career, most likely later this year, and has hinted at a future
with Liverpool.
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