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?Latest On Papers Today Friday 02-09-2016

*FOOTBALL*
Tony Pulis is considering his future at West Brom after the club's transfer dealings left him fearing another season of struggle.

Chelsea had a £42m bid rejected for Kalidou Koulibaly before they signed David Luiz, according to Napoli's president.

Manchester United are being linked with a sensational swoop for Antoine Griezmann in 2017.

Gabby Agbonlahor's Aston Villa career seems to be over after he snubbed a deadline day loan move to Reading.

Granit Xhaka claims Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has only spoken to him 'two or three times' since his summer switch.

Paul Pogba says winning the league is everyone's top priority at Manchester United.

Jose Mourinho is reportedly satisfied with his Manchester United defence, despite efforts to bring in a late signing on Deadline Day.

Danny Drinkwater has revealed how he got over his England snub over the summer.

The Leicester midfielder says: "I went all over - Ibiza, Portugal, Vegas, LA, then back to Ibiza."

Manchester United and England defender Luke Shaw says missing Euro 2016 "is the best decision I've ever made".

Wales star Hal Robson-Kanu turned down a huge offer of £100,000 a week from China to sign for Tony Pulis at West Brom.

Sam Allardyce came close to winning an England cap in 1977 when Don Revie sent scouts to watch him.

England and Stoke goalkeeper Jack Butland faces two more months out after failing to respond to treatment on his latest ankle injury.

Manchester City have decided to contest the violent conduct charge handed to Sergio Aguero.


N’Golo Kante has revealed Jose Mourinho attempted to lure him to Manchester United prior to his move to Chelsea.


*CRICKET*
Jonny Bairstow and Ben Stokes struck fifties to propel England to a four-wicket win over Pakistan in the fourth ODI, at Headingley.


*GOLF*
Rory McIlroy has backed Darren Clarke's decision to include Thomas Pieters in Europe's Ryder Cup team.


*TENNIS*
Andy Murray brushed aside the challenge of Marcel Granollers in the US Open second round on Thursday.


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