Gossip column: Hazard, Terry, Willian, Van Gaal, Anderson
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Chelsea winger Eden Hazard might have been linked with a move to Paris St-Germain, but the 25-year-old would only think about leaving the Stamford Bridge club to join Real Madrid. (Daily Telegraph), external
Chelsea captain John Terry, 35, will turn down any big-money offer from China, preferring a move to either America's Major League Soccer or Qatar. (Daily Mirror), external
Lazio president Claudio Lotito said Manchester United have secured a £47m deal for Brazilian midfielder Felipe Anderson, 22, but the club released a statement saying it was untrue. (Manchester Evening News), external
Manchester United face a potential cost of £10m if they sack manager Louis van Gaal. (the Sun), external
Listen: 'Charlton & Ferguson don't want Mourinho at Man Utd' - A Manchester Evening News journalist tells BBC Radio 5 live that club legends Sir Bobby Charlton and Sir Alex Ferguson do not want former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho to succeed Louis van Gaal as Old Trafford boss.
Manchester United have sent scouts to Portugal to watch Braga winger Rafa Silva, 22, who has a £15.5m release clause in his contract. (Express, via A Bola), external
Midfielder Michael Carrick, 34, is considering moving abroad over fears he will not be offered a new deal at Manchester United. (ESPN), external
Chelsea have offered their Brazilian attacker Willian a four-year deal worth £120,000 a week amid concern that the club could lose top players if they fail to qualify for Europe. (Times - subscription required), external
Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri's agent has ruled out a move away from the Italian club for his client amid interest from Chelsea. (Daily Mail), external
If Allegri does move to Chelsea, Juventus will turn to Manchester City's Manuel Pellegrini to replace him.(Independent), external
Pep Guardiola will consider offering Arsenal midfielder Mikel Arteta his first full-time coaching post at Manchester City if the 33-year-old decides to end his playing career at the end of this season. (Times - subscription required), external
Tony Pulis looks set to leave his post as West Brom manager in the summer with the 58-year-old fed up of criticism from fans over the team's style of play. (Daily Express), external
Relegation-threatened Aston Villa supporters are planning a mass walkout at the next three Villa Park matches to protest about the way the club is being run. Fans have been asked to leave their seats in the 74th minute. (Birmingham Mail), external
West Brom captain Darren Fletcher insists there is no problem between the players and the fans after winger Chris Brunt was hit on the face by a coin thrown by one of their own supporters. (Express and Star), external
Leicester midfielder N'Golo Kante, 24, could get a call-up by France after national team manager Didier Deschamps said "we're following him". (Leicester Mercury, via Canal TV), external
Tottenham forward Son Heung-Min, 23, says losing to Crystal Palace in the FA Cup could help "tired" Spurs as they challenge for the Premier League title and success in the Europa League. (Daily Telegraph), external
Romanian side Rapid Bucharest are in talks to sign Watford's 19-year-old midfielder George Byers on loan until the end of the season. (Watford Observer), external
Liverpool defender Kolo Toure, 34, says he will battle hard to show he deserves a new contract at Anfield when his current deal runs out at the end of the season. (Liverpool Echo), external
Premier League strugglers Sunderland have been linked with a summer move for Belgian striker Laurent Depoitre, 27, who has scored 13 goals for Gent this season. (Sunderland Echo), external
Middlesbrough boss Aitor Karanka believes Jose Mourinho, who he assisted at Real Madrid, will be back in a job soon because he is the best manager in the world. (Mirror), external
Former Scotland international Don Hutchinson feels handing the Newcastle captaincy to Jonjo Shelvey, 23, "would be the making of the midfielder". (Chronicle), external
Ex-Everton full-back Michael Ball says goalkeeper Joel Robles is the club's undisputed number one now ahead of regular Tim Howard. (Liverpool Echo), external
Tim Howard, 36, wants a four-year deal worth more than £14m to join MLS side Colorado Rapids. The American is currently on a £70,000-a-week deal at Everton. (the Sun), external
Swansea have been linked with a move for Italian striker Stefano Okaka, 26, who currently plays for Belgian side Anderlecht. (South Wales Evening Post), external
Crystal Palace winger Yannick Bolasie, 26, wants team-mate Emmanuel Adebayor to score his 100th Premier League goal in order to see the striker's dance moves. (Croydon Advertiser), external
Bournemouth defender Simon Francis, 31, believes the club are in a "good position" despite being just four points above the Premier League's relegation zone. (Bournemouth Echo), external
Best of social media
After forgetting to watch Manchester United's Europa League game on Thursday because he was playing Fifa, Nick Powell was asked by Hull team-mate David Meyler if he had time for a game on Monday evening.
And finally
Forward Luis Suarez arrived at Barcelona airport for their trip to London to face Arsenal in the Champions League on Tuesday without his passport. (the Sun), external
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