Football Paper Round: Fabregas could be set for Mourinho reunion at United

Cesc Fabregas set for Mourinho reunion at United

Cesc Fabregas could be heading to Manchester United, according to the Sun. The report says that new manager Jose Mourinho will be looking to reunite with Fabregas, if he finds the player in a position to leave Chelsea due to the flow of incoming midfielders to the club.

With the likes of Oscar and Hazard likely to stay, and potentially incoming players like N'Golo Kante and Radja Nainggolan, Fabregas could be pushed out of the squad for these new recruits. Mourinho is planning to wait until Chelsea make new signings before pursuing the former Arsenal and Barcelona star.

Arkadiusz Milik won't be sold to Everton in summer

Ajax and Poland international Arkadiusz Milik has been told he won't be sold in the summer, according to the Daily Mail. The report says that both Everton and Napoli were keen on the 22 year old's signature, but the player has been told by Ajax he won't be sold until January. Milik, who is in contract until 2019, was Ajax's top scorer last season with 24 goals and had strong performances at Euro 2016. 

Wilfried Bony offered loan at Galatasaray

Manchester City's Wilfried Bony has been offered a loan by Turkish giants Galatasaray, according to the Sun. Bony has been reportedly deemed surplus to requirements by incoming Man City boss Pep Guardiola, with Galatasaray offering Bony personal terms of £3 million next season if he made the move over. Swansea have also been interested in bringing him back to Wales, where he dominated before leaving for City in a £28 million move in 2015. 

Anderson Talisca in tug of war between Liverpool and Wolverhampton

Benfica's £21 million rated Anderson Talisca is being fought over by Liverpool and Wolverhampton, according to the Sun. The report says the 22 year old could reportedly find it easier to get a work permit in the Championship, rather than the Premier League, leaving Liverpool under serious threat of missing out on the midfielder. It comes as Chinese billionaire Robin Li is set to buy out Wolves for £40 million and inject serious funds into the club.

Anderson Talisca - Reuters

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