Guardiola wants to manage Chelsea

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DAILY MAIL

Pep Guardiola wants to be the next manager of Chelsea.

THE SUN

Newcastle manager Alan Pardew defended Fabricio Coloccini after he was branded a "coward".

Mark Hughes insists he will get it right at QPR.

William Gallas is sweating on his Tottenham future, with the club stalling on a new deal.

Fulham and Southampton are set for a £2million battle over Millwall's Liam Trotter.

Newcastle have been told to forget about signing River Plate defender German Pezzella.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admits he dreams about becoming Manchester United boss.

DAILY MIRROR

Alan Pardew last night defended Fabricio Coloccini after the Newcastle defender was sent off for a "coward's challenge" on Luis Suarez.

Mark Hughes saw QPR go 10 games without a win but insisted he is still the man for the job.

Arsene Wenger has demanded answers from Andre Santos over the Arsenal defender's incredible half-time shirt swap with Manchester United striker Robin van Persie.

The Premier League will this week hold a summit meeting with the FA and PFA in the wake of the Kick It Out T-shirt boycott.

Birmingham will decide this week whether to sell the club to former QPR chairman Gianni Paladini.

Fulham and Ipswich are plotting £2million bids for Millwall's Liam Trotter.

Leeds want to sign Stoke striker Cameron Jerome on loan.

Nottingham Forest are to make a £4million double offer in January for Dundee United duo Johnny Russell and Gary Mackay-Steven.

DAILY STAR

Roberto Mancini has prepared Manchester City for another Euro exit confessing: We can't win the Champions League.

DAILY EXPRESS

Brendan Rodgers described Luis Suarez as "unplayable" after Liverpool's striker showed the better side of his football nature in the 1-1 draw against Newcastle.

THE TELEGRAPH

West Brom boss Steve Clarke may be heading for a battle to prevent loan signing Romelu Lukaku returning to Chelsea in the January transfer window.

METRO

Arsenal are preparing to put in a January bid for Lyon midfielder Yoann Gourcuff despite failing to sign him last year.