UK Back Pages: English FA to Approach Pep Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp to the Kop

When Pep Guardiola's Bayern Munich contract expires, it seems he will have no shortage of job offers. The Spaniard has been linked with several high-profile clubs, and according to an exclusive in Friday's edition of the Sun, he could be in line to succeed Roy Hodgson as England manager. Charlie Wyett's story claims the English FA could be willing to pay up to £10 million a year for his services.  

Elsewhere on the Sun's back page, there is the story that dominates the tabloids: Jurgen Klopp's readiness to replace under-fire Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers.

The Daily Mirror claim that Rodgers has 10 days to save his job, during which time the Reds will play Aston Villa and FC Sion at home and Mersey rivals Everton at Goodison Park:

The Daily Star also lead with the Klopp story, citing reports from Germany that the former Borussia Dortmund manager is prepared to cut short his sabbatical to come to England:

The Star also carries an exclusive that claims Louis van Gaal is still on trial at Old Trafford, and he must prove himself worthy of a new contract.

The Express leads with Klopp speculation, while also carrying quotes from Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul, who says players at the crisis club need to act like "real men":

The Telegraph, meanwhile, leads with England's crunch tie with Wales in the Rugby World Cup, but also teases a story in which Pele says Diego Costa is "bad for football"—just days after defending the Chelsea striker:  

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