Football rumours: Pulis' successor and Arsenal, Man Utd keeping an eye on Portugal midfielder
Speculation is mounting about the vacant managerial position at West Brom after they parted company with Tony Pulis yesterday. The Daily Mail reports that is in the frame to take over at the Hawthorns, with the paper reporting the former England and West Ham boss is "featuring highly" in discussions about succeeding Pulis.
The Scottish Sun has a different name for the Hawthorns hot seat, reporting that former club captain and current manager of Aberdeen is among the contenders. McInnes played 88 times for the Baggies between 2000 and 2003 and helped the club to promotion to the Premier League.
Meanwhile, the next opportunity for could come in the shape of the top job at Swansea if current manager is given the sack, the Daily Telegraph reports.
Away from the managerial merry-go-round, the Sun reports that is on the radar of both Manchester United and Arsenal, with the paper reporting that scouts have watched the Porto midfielder play over the weekend. The 26-year-old, who has been capped 27 times for Portugal, is also the subject of interest from Paris St Germain, the paper adds.
New Sunderland boss Chris Coleman is looking at landing Liverpool's on a loan deal in the January transfer window, the Sunderland Echo reports.
@DailyStar_Sport: Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has challenged striker Daniel Sturridge to earn a January transfer
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has challenged striker Daniel Sturridge to earn a January transfer #LFChttps://t.co/ko5r0tv1NI
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@5LiveSport: #WBA fans are relieved after Tony Pulis' departure. But does sacking a manager who has never been relegated represent a risk? Steve Claridge believes the Welshman "won't be short of offers"....
#WBA fans are relieved after Tony Pulis' departure.
— BBC 5 Live Sport (@5liveSport) November 20, 2017
But does sacking a manager who has never been relegated represent a risk?
Steve Claridge believes the Welshman "won't be short of offers"....
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: The Watford striker is the subject of interest from a number of Chinese clubs after impressing with his Premier League displays, the Watford Observer reports.
: Schalke would welcome the return of the Germany star in the future, Goal.com reports, as Ozil's contract at Arsenal expires next summer.
