What the papers say football rumours from the media

The interest of real Madrid for Eden hazard has cooled off after a dip in form, the Evening Standard says.

The rejection of the ultimate goal of a real pass or to score a goal in the last five matches took the edge from the desires of the bosses of Madrid’, says the newspaper.

Chelsea won’t sell the Belgian 27-year-old and any potential transfer worth more than 100 million pounds, the real is said to be sure to chase the Internet.

The rumors that Manchester city will make a £75m bid for real playmaker ISCO has been canceled, according to the Manchester evening news.

Instead of hitting 25-year-old in the Spanish national team, the city, as they say, looking closer to home, with the other attempts of Leicester Riyad Mahrez said to be on the cards.

The foxes’ Algerian wantaway winger, 27, is reported to have been major clashes with the bosses of the club in January after they ripped on the day of the deadline of the transaction cost.

The future of David Moyes, “West ham” intend to renew next season after he led the club out of the relegation zone, “daily mirror” reports.

With hammers and three places from the bottom of the table after a poor start to the season, the Scot arrived on a temporary contract in November after the dismissal of Slaven Bilic.

Now five points clear of the chop, it is reported that bosses “West ham” think the former “Everton”, “Manchester United” and “Sunderland” Manager, 54, is a long-term solution.

Bournemouth, Leicester and promotion candidates Aston Villa are eyeing Southampton striker Charlie Austin, if the saints suffer departure, daily reports by mail.

28-year-old, carrying a lot of hope in St. Mary that he would save the stragglers from relegation and admitted that they have a “mountain to climb” to avoid the drop.

Performance from Southampton to Arsenal will probably decide the future of Austin at a club that will struggle to keep their top scorer if it is curtains for their Premier League, the newspaper said.

“Manchester United” will have to fight off competition from Barcelona and mapping £26m release clause if they want to sign Clement Lenglet, “daily mirror” reports.

22-year-old Frenchman said to be keen to leave the La Liga side Sevilla, where he arrived for £4.4 million in 2017. As reported, the defender is seen at the camp Nou as a replacement for Samuel, Umtiti, which, as already tipped for a move to old Trafford in anticipation of the payment of £52m release clause. With the persecutors of this caliber, and still cheaper than signing, Lenglet will be in demand during the summer window.