Gossip column: Guardiola, Hart, Eriksen, Ronaldo, Mourinho, Berahino

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola will not offer goalkeeper Joe Hart, 29, any guarantees about his future after dropping the England international for Saturday's Premier League opener against Sunderland. (Sunday Telegraph)

Hart's status as England number one is also in doubt, with Three Lions boss Sam Allardyce monitoring his situation. (Star on Sunday)

Guardiola could move for Sporting Lisbon and Portugal goalkeeper Rui Patricio, 28, as he seeks a replacement for Hart. (Daily Record)

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has had a partition built around the first-team changing area at the club's Carrington training ground to keep them separate from other players. (Mail on Sunday)

Mourinho has assured the club's younger players they have still have a future at Old Trafford despite allowing winger Adnan Januzaj, 21, to join Sunderland on loan and selling defender Paddy McNair, 21, to the Black Cats. (Observer)

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte is planning to spend £140m before the transfer window closes as he looks to further bolster his squad. (Sunday Express)

Inter Milan and Juventus are monitoring Tottenham midfielder Christian Eriksen's contract talks. The 24-year-old Denmark international is reported to have asked for a new deal worth £150,000 a week. (Gazzetta World)

Eriksen's agent, however, says his client remains "happy" at White Hart Lane as talks between the two parties continue. (Evening Standard)

The Daily Star Sunday leads with Joe Hart's England future being in doubt

Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo has signed a new contract - according to UFC star Conor McGregor. The Portugal captain, 31, had been linked with a return to Manchester United. (AS.com)

Leicester City's Jeffrey Schlupp, 23, is expected to join West Brom for £12m on Monday after the Baggies made a third offer for the winger. (Sky Sports)

Crystal Palace have moved again for West Brom striker Saido Berahino, 23, after failing to sign Liverpool forward Christian Benteke, 25. (Sun on Sunday)

Arsenal are interested in 15-year-old defender Ethan Ampadu, who made his debut for Exeter City in the EFL Cup this week. He is the son of Arsenal academy coach Kwame Ampadu. (Goal)

Arsenal defender Mathieu Debuchy, 31, could start Sunday's Premier League match against Liverpool. (Sunday Mirror)

Middlesbrough and Newcastle both want Everton full-back Brendan Galloway, 20. (Sunday People)

Sheffield Wednesday boss Carlos Carvalhal says forward Fernando Forestieri is staying, despite the 26-year-old not travelling with the squad for Saturday's Championship game at Norwich City. (Sheffield Star)

Tottenham are ready to spend £3m on Fulham left-back Ryan Sessegnon, 16, despite him having played just one senior match. (Sun on Sunday)

Sunderland want to re-sign Tottenham defender DeAndre Yedlin, 23, after a successful loan spell last season. (ESPN)

The Mail on Sunday calls Pep Guardiola 'lucky' as Manchester City win their opener against Sunderland

Galatasaray are interested in Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini, 28. Their other midfield targets are Chelsea's John Mikel Obi, 29, and Newcastle's Cheick Tiote, 30. (Mynet - in Turkish)

Watford are close to signing Chelsea winger Kenedy, 20, on loan. (ESPN)

Chelsea's 21-year-old defender Michael Hector is set to join Bundesliga club Eintracht Frankfurt on a season-long loan. (Mail on Sunday)

Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge, 26, says he is not worried about injuries, despite being a doubt for the Reds' first game of the season. (Sunday Times - subscription required)

AC Milan have made a move to sign France defender Eliaquim Mangala, 25, from Manchester City but face competition from Valencia. (Star on Sunday)

Ten representatives from a Chinese consortium joined Hull City vice-chairman Ehab Allam to watch their 2-1 victory over Leicester City. (Hull Daily Mail)

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says the club's owners, Fenway Sports Group, have spent a "healthy" amount on players despite being comfortably outspent by rivals Manchester United. (Liverpool Echo)

Everton have moved closer to striking a £14.5m deal with Valencia for 27-year-old centre-back Aymen Abdennour. (Sunday People)

Crystal Palace will target West Ham striker Andy Carroll, 27, if they fail to land 25-year-old Liverpool forward Christian Benteke. (Sunday Express)

Former Manchester United assistant boss Ryan Giggs says he is "in no rush" to take a management job but the 42-year-old knows he cannot be "too choosy" with his first job. (Sunday Telegraph)

Best of social media

Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Paul Pogba have been cementing their budding 'bromance' in the build-up to Manchester United's Premier League opener at Bournemouth on Sunday. Ibrahimovic credited himself with Pogba's return to United, saying: "Finally my shirt brought him back."

Raheem Sterling snapped a quick shot of himself and Manchester City debutant John Stones after their 2-1 win over Sunderland.

Tottenham midfielder Christian Eriksen used Twitter to address rumours his agent demanded £150,000 a week to ensure he signs a new deal.

Arsenal have named Per Mertesacker as their new captain, despite the centre-back potentially being absent until the New Year with a knee injury.

Gary Lineker reflected on Leicester's opening-day defeat as he prepared to front Saturday night's Match of the Day in his underpants.

And finally

Juventus have put £75m signing Gonzalo Higuain on a diet after the striker arrived in less-than-ideal shape. (AS.com)

Leicester players set up a WhatsApp group as they tried to convince N'Golo Kante to stay - but the midfielder joined Chelsea for £32m. (Mail on Sunday)