Gossip: Rodgers Will Spend Wilson's Worst Bazaar

DO NOT LET IT SPEND MUCH FOR JOE ALLEN AND FABIO BORINI

Brendan Rodgers will receive up to £ 200 million as a transfer to Leicester, according to The sun.

Oddly enough, this figure applies to the length of Rodgers' three-year contract, whereas they have spent a lot more than £ 200 million over the last three years. We know they're unlikely to have another win in the Champions League, but a new, bigger television deal will start soon. It might not be a war chest, but yes, these words appear in the article.

Anyway, Callum Wilson will be his main target, with Bournemouth's 27-year-old striker valued at £ 40m. We are sure that fans of Wilson's former club, Coventry – his hometown – would be delighted with this decision.

COMMIT TO THIS NEW CONTRACT ONLY SLIGHTLY LESS SLOWLY THAN WHAT IT'S COMMITTED TO THROUGH

In direct contradiction to the claims of yesterday, the Daily mail now report that David De Gea is almost ready to sign his new contract at Manchester United.

The numbers are still the same – only £ 350,000 a week – so either he changed his mind or it was totally nonsense. We feel so used.

LEESSER CHESHIRE COUNTS AS MANCHESTER, RIGHT?

Gareth Bale looks at houses in Manchester, according to DiarioGoland he apparently wants to buy one, rather than admire their architectural splendor.

Yes, this is the last album of Bale and Ross and Rachel of United will go. We know that this reference seems incredibly dated, but was not at the origin when it all started.

"The mess that the Welsh has in the white club is one of the biggest," according to Google Translate. We ourselves have some big white damage in the office.

AND THE REST

The Chelsea social media team forgot that the club could no longer sign a club because of its transfer ban. Manchester City is very keen on Benfica striker Luka Jovic. Chelsea is one of the many Premier League teams to want Josip Vukovic. Dijk for Leeds but Mbadimo Cellino put the kibosh on top … Real Madrid wants Nicolas Tagliafico, of Ajax, to replace Marcelo, who is looking towards Juventus.