UK Back Pages: Manchester United to Use £150M Kitty, Blatter Facing Challenger?

Will Louis van Gaal be armed with a massive war chest for the final weeks of the January transfer window? 

If you believe a report coming out of Mirror Sport, he'll have quite a chunk of change to throw at his targets. 

Elsewhere, a surprise challenger for Sepp Blatter's FIFA presidency emerges, and Arsene Wenger is set to spend the funds he has to make up for the injury blow to midfielder and captain Mikel Arteta. 

Mirror Sport reports that United will use their £150 million transfer kitty and go after their No. 1 target in Borussia Dortmund defender Mats Hummels. 

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Friday's Daily Mirror back page: United in £150m summit #tomorrowspaperstoday #bbcpapers pic.twitter.com/RjNQJEjiuc

— Nick Sutton (@suttonnick) January 15, 2015"

Sun Sport reports an exclusive that Frenchman (and Paddy Power-backed) David Ginola wants to challenge Blatter for FIFA's presidency. 

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WORLD EXCLUSIVE: David Ginola wants to become the next president of Fifa. Full story ONLY in Friday's SunSport pic.twitter.com/nHsGYbZFTB

— The Sun Sportdesk (@SunSportdesk) January 15, 2015"

In Star Sport, Paul Lambert is pleading with Aston Villa fans to end their protest, and Bacary Sagna will be a casualty of Manchester City's Champions League squad to make way for new signing Wilfried Bony. 

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Friday's Daily Star back page: Don't walk out begs Lambert #tomorrowspaperstoday #bbcpapers pic.twitter.com/4ebpm9qksx

— Nick Sutton (@suttonnick) January 15, 2015"

Telegraph Sport leads with Wenger, who says he'll be working around the clock to spend his £20 million in funds to bolster the Gunners' midfield. 

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Friday's Telegraph Sport front page: Wenger It's time to spend #tomorrowspaperstoday #bbcpapers pic.twitter.com/8pKRjCx6lD

— Nick Sutton (@suttonnick) January 15, 2015"