Barcelona striker Samuel Eto'o says he would welcome Chelsea striker Didier Drogba moving to the Spanish outfit. (Daily Star)

Portsmouth striker Kanu is weighing up a move to Australian club Gold Coast Galaxy, who have close links with David Beckham's LA Galaxy outfit. (Various)

Liverpool could sell keeper Nikolay Mihaylov - bought for £225,000 - to FC Twente as the Dutch club, who have him on loan, want to sign him for £4m.

Dwight Yorke says he is playing for his Sunderland future as his deal at the club runs out in the summer. (Various)

Aston Villa boss Martin O'Neill will be handed the cash to help the club break the Premier League's top four monopoly. (Daily Star)

Under-pressure Sheffield United boss Bryan Robson will get £2m to sign Lee Martin from Manchester United. (Daily Express)

Lilian Thuram could leave Barcelona in the summer and join Arsenal in a player-coach capacity. (Daily Telegraph)




OTHER GOSSIP
Sir Rod Eddington is apparently the man who came up with the '39th game' idea and now even he thinks it will not happen. (Daily Mail)

Manchester United's Ryan Giggs says the team are prepared to win ugly to catch Arsenal and claim the Premier League title. (Various)

Leicester chairman Milan Mandaric is ready to replace manager Ian Holloway with sacked Coventry boss Iain Dowie if results do not improve. (Sun)

But it could be Billy Davies, who was sacked by Derby earlier on this season, coming in for Holloway as the new Foxes boss. (Daily Mirror)

Liverpool's American owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett are set to sell the club to Dubai International Capital for £460m. (Daily Mirror)

Managerless Coventry have asked Wigan if they can speak to their assistant manager Erik Black about taking over at the Ricoh Arena.




AND FINALLY
Tottenham's players still have to lose about half of the 16-stone target set by fitness coach Marcos Alvarez, who has stopped them eating cakes, chocolate muffins and sweets. (Mirror)

some interesting stuff there .

hopefully Liverpool will get rid of the American owners soon nothing but trouble for them.

Chelsea and Tottenham have been put on red alert after Daniel Alves admitted he is desperate to quit Sevilla. (Daily Star)

Aston Villa boss Martin O'Neill is planning a £9m summer swoop for Peter Crouch but Liverpool have opened contract talks with the striker to ward off interest. (Daily Mirror)

Everton boss David Moyes will have to come up with £4.5m for Heerenveen midfielder Michael Bradley. (Daily Mirror)

Motherwell striker Ross McCormack is to sign a pre-contract agreement with Wigan in the next 48 hours but it will have an escape clause - if the Latics are relegated. (Various)

Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp has dismissed reports linking striker Kanu with a move to Australia. (The Independent)

Manchester City head a list of Premier League clubs chasing £4m-rated Cameroon international Stephane Mbia, who plays for Rennes. (Daily Star)

Stoke will battle with Championship promotion rivals West Brom in the race to sign Aston Villa striker Luke Moore on a loan deal. (Star)





OTHER GOSSIP
Midfielder Cesc Fabregas' proposed new deal with Arsenal could be worth £33m. (Various)

Manager Sven-Goran Eriksson is confident defender Richard Dunne will agree a new deal and not quit Manchester City at the end of the season. (Daily Star)

Reading have held preliminary talks with Nicky Shorey over extending the defender's contract. (The Independent)

Coventry chairman Ray Ranson is ready to name his former Birmingham team-mate Steve Wigley as Iain Dowie's successor. Dowie was sacked as manager on Monday. (The Sun)

But the Sky Blues chairman has also been linked with Wigan number two Eric Black. (Daily Mirror)

Manager Kevin Keegan has warned striker Shola Ameobi he has to take his next chance at Newcastle or leave. (Daily Mirror)

Sheffield Wednesday are on the verge of a £15m takeover by a group of British-based Asian businessmen. (Daily Mirror)

Leicester City chairman Milan Mandaric has revealed he spent £11m in his first year in charge at the Walkers Stadium. "It has not been easy," he said. (The Independent)

Sir Trevor Brooking, who is the Football Association's development director, has won his battle for fresh funding for grassroots football, with an extra £6m a year being injected into the amateur game. (The Guardian)

Albion Rovers boss John McCormack believes Hearts' interim manager Stevie Frail should be the club's next head coach. (Daily Record)




AND FINALLY
Baa-rmy Sunderland players had to pretend to be sheep, while a fellow Black Cat took the role of shepherd in a penning exercise in the Lake District aimed at building trust. (The Sun)
"woohoo"

What will Roy think of next.

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is trying to sign Congo "wonderkid" Paul Jose Mpoklu. The 15-year-old is also wanted by Tottenham who want to sign him as soon as he turns 16.(Daily Mirror)

Chelsea striker Ben Sahar is set to join Championship strugglers Sheffield Wednesday on-loan. (Daily Mirror)

Newcastle manager Kevin Keegan has revealed a wish-list of players he hopes to sign in the summer that includes Manchester United defender Wes Brown, Chelsea left-back Wayne Bridge and West Ham striker Dean Ashton. (The Sun) "blah"

AC Milan striker Ronaldo is sweating on a new deal at the club after having knee surgery earlier in the week. Ronaldo's contract runs out in June and he has been told he faces at least nine months on the sidelines. (The Independent)

Reading manager Steve Coppell will move for Red Bulls New York striker Jozy Altidore who is also wanted by Real Madrid. (Daily Mirror)

Preston manager Alan Irvine is ready to end David Nugent's nightmare at Portsmouth after falling further down the Fratton Park pecking order. (Daily Star)





OTHER GOSSIP
The Premier League's plan for a "39th game" looks to be in crisis after the Football Association and Fifa refused to back the proposal. (Various)

The FA are worried that the plan may affect their bid for the 2018 World Cup. (The Sun)

Premier League chairman Richard Scudamore is ready to take on Fifa in a bid to rescue the idea. (The Times)

But Manchester United are said to be leading a revolt to kill off the controversial plan. (The Daily Telegraph)





AND FINALLY
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has vowed to stay at the club for another 20 years. (Daily Star)

Chelsea manager Avram Grant has nicknamed John Terry "the bionic man" after his latest speedy recovery from injury. (Various)

Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez is facing the most crucial 79 hours of his tenure at Anfield with important FA Cup and Champions League games coming up. (Daily Mirror)

Celtic keeper Artur boruc is a signing target for Carlo Anceloti at AC Milan for around £10m (Daily Mail)

Juventus are set to launch a summer raid for Arsenal left-back Gael Clichy. (Sunday Mirror)

Liverpool are keen on £20m-rated Real Madrid midfielder Mahamadou Diarra. (News of the World)

Tottenham expect to sign Espanyol defender Dani Jarque in the summer. (News of the World)

AC Milan are interested in bringing Chelsea striker Andriy Shevchenko back to Italy. (Sunday Express)

Barcelona will swoop for Liverpool midfielder Xabi Alonso in the summer. (Sunday Express)

Manchester City boss Sven-Goran Eriksson is eyeing up Celtic midfielder Aiden McGeady. (News of the World)

Lyon striker Karim Benzema says he will snub a move to Manchester United. (News of the World)

Welshman Freddie Eastwood will be offered the chance to re-build his career at Crystal Palace after finding first-team chances limited at Wolves. (News of the World)

Seville defender Daniel Alves says he has not given up hope of a move away from the club. (News of the World)

Manchester United defender Wes Brown could be on his way out of Old Trafford unless he lowers his wage demands. (Mail on Sunday)




OTHER GOSSIP
Alan Shearer is being lined up to front a £250m takeover bid for Newcastle. (News of the World)

Premier League boss Richard Scudamore's job could be on the line if he continues to push the controversial plan for a 39th game. (News of the World)



AND FINALLY
Barnsley's most famous fan - former cricket umpire Dickie Bird - has called Saturday's 2-1 FA Cup victory over Liverpool "the best day of his life." (Sunday Times)

Tottenham defender Younes Kaboul could face the wrath of fitness-mad boss Juande Ramos after being pictured tucking into a well-known brand of high-street hamburger. (News of the World )

Bristol City's Brazilian keeper Adriano Basso has thrown his hat in the ring to be England's number one, insisting he's lived in the country long enough to qualify. (News of the World)

Interesting - is he worth that tho? - sounds like the Journo's had a boring day yesterday writing shite lol

that about sums it up mate "giggle"

250m haha thats a complete joke