Chelsea to lose Eden Hazard and Thibaut Courtois to Real Madrid? Transfer news and gossip from Friday's papers

Manchester United are close to signing Atletico Madrid's France striker Antoine Griezmann, 26, with a potential transfer fee of £86m. (Manchester Evening News) Real Madrid hope to sign Belgium forward Eden Hazard, 26, and goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, 24, from Chelsea this summer. (Guardian) Tottenham are willing to listen to offers for France midfielder Moussa Sissoko, 27, who cost them £30m in the summer. (Sport - in Spanish) Liverpool will join Merseyside rivals Everton in pursuit of Burnley centre-back Michael Keane after the 24-year-old's impressive England debut against Germany. (Telegraph) Alex Neil, who was recently sacked by Norwich, says he has no interest in succeeding Gordon Strachan as Scotland manager.

Pogba in action against FC Rostov last week | Photo: Stu Forster Former Manchester United defender Nemanja Vidic has claimed that some people are expecting the wrong thing from midfielder Paul Pogba, per the Beyond the Pitch podcast. Pogba has been a key figure for Jose Mourinho’s team this season after his £89m summer transfer from Juventus but amid a lack of goals and consistency, as well as some disappointing performances against top opponents, the talented France international has been criticised in some quarters. Vidic has Pogba faith But Vidic – who was one of United’s first choice defenders during Pogba’s first spell at Old Trafford from 2009-2011 – believes that the talented midfielder’s price tag has swayed expectations somewhat in his first campaign back in the Premier League.

Middlesbrough's Adam Forshaw has impressed in the Premier League this season. One player that Koeman will wish had have been kept at the club though is Middlesbrough's Adam Forshaw, who has impressed in the Premier League this season. Forshaw was then sold to Brentford by then-Everton manager David Moyes, where he racked up 100 appearances and helped the club win promotion to the Championship, before a brief spell with Wigan 2014. Would you like to see Everton re-sign Forshaw?

Heurelho Gomes has come under fire for his performances of late. Heurelho Gomes is in his third season at Watford Heurelho Gomes has always been prone to the odd howler but he’s produced a number of them this season, mostly recent against Southampton when he was at fault for the last two goals in a 4-3 defeat. Jordan Pickford Sunderland look very likely to be relegated and are already short of money so it stands to reason that they would sell Pickford, their most valuable player. Adrian Having been ousted as West Ham’s number one this season, Adrian may well be on the lookout for a move to revive his career and international aspirations.

RB: Stephen Kelly The right back made his Spurs debut in 2003 and stayed at White Hart Lane until 2006. After spells with Birmingham, Fulham and Reading, he now plays for Championship struggles Rotherham. CB: Steven Caulker Caulker joined Tottenham in 2007, and spent six years with the club before joining Cardiff. CB: Cameron Carter-Vickers Cameron Carter-Vickers is one of the current crop of youngsters trying to put pressure on Mauricio Pochettino's first-team. ST: Harry Kane Harry Kane has arguably become the yardstick that all Tottenham academy graduates will be judged against.