Here's the top transfer-related stories in Wednesday's newspapers...
Jurgen Klopp will meet Liverpool's owners within the next 24 hours to finalise arrangements before flying to the UK as the club's new manager. Klopp is likely to be unveiled on Friday. (Daily Mirror)
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich faces a world record £37.5m pay-out if he decides to sack Jose Mourinho.
(Daily Star)
John Carver has revealed Newcastle’s summer signings were already picked for new boss Steve McClaren. (The Sun)
Sunderland have approached former Leicester boss Nigel Pearson about their managerial vacancy and he is firmly in contention to take charge of the Premier League strugglers. (Daily Telegraph)
But former US coach Bob Bradley is also a contender for the Sunderland job. (Daily Express)
Tottenham are weighing up a January bid for a player dubbed the ‘next Eden Hazard’. Spurs have been watching Lille playmaker Sofiane Boufal, who has been described as the natural successor to the Chelsea star. Hazard joined the Blues from Lille in a £32m transfer in the summer of 2012, but Boufal would cost Spurs considerably less. (Daily Star)
Barcelona academy graduate Sergi Samper would be willing to accept a move to the Emirates, according to reports in Spain. The central midfielder has a buyout clause of around £8.5million, which Arsene Wenger is reported to be considering activating. (Daily Mirror)
Source: talksport.com
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