All the latest football rumours from today's newspapers.

• Manchester City manager Sven-Goran Eriksson wants to sign Shakhtar Donetsk's £10m-rated Mexico striker Nery Castillo. (various)



• Eriksson may also bid for Bolton striker Nicolas Anelka. (Mirror)



• Reading left-back Nicky Shorey wants to quit the club and could be on his way to Manchester United. (Mirror)



• And Stephen Hunt may also leave the Royals, to join Sunderland. (various)



• Birmingham defender Martin Taylor is a target for Norwich and QPR. (Mirror)



• Leicester manager Ian Holloway has admitted he fears he will be sacked if he does not spend wisely when he signs new players. (Mirror)



• Ex-Real Madrid midfielder Diego Leon could be heading to Barnsley after having his contract cancelled at Swiss side Grasshoppers. (Mirror)



• Sunderland are interested in Manchester United's Wes Brown and Jonny Evans and Celtic's Bobo Balde. (Daily Mail)



• Newcastle are hoping to tie up a deal for 17-year-old Zalaegerszeg defender Tamas Kadar. (Daily Mail)



• Birmingham are trailing 23-year-old Czech international defender Michal Kadlec. (Daily Mail)



• Bolton boss Gary Megson has been told to draw up a wish list of players by chairman Phil Gartside. (The Sun)



• Newcastle manager Sam Allardyce is fighting with chairman Chris mort to get funds released to bring in new players in January. (various)



• West Brom striker John Hartson has been told he can leave the club in the January transfer window. (The Sun)



• Charlton boss Alan Pardew wants to sign Peterborough strikers Aaron McLean and Craig Mackail-Smith. (various)

• Bulgaria have sounded out Terry Venables over their vacant national coach's position. (The Sun)



• Derby are discussing a £30m deal with Roy Disney, nephew of Walt, who wants a controlling stake. (Daily Mail)



• Liverpool are set to scrap plans for a new £700m stadium because funding for it has been hit by the volatile financial credit markets. (Mirror)



• New England boss Fabio Capello will earn £6m a year and his backroom staff will pick up £1m a year between them, meaning the cost of appointing the Italian and his team is a whopping £30m. (Daily Mail)



• The former AC Milan and Real Madrid coach is set to pick up a £4.8m basic annual salary, with a further £2m coming his way if he wins the 2010 World Cup. (Mirror)



• Premier League chairman Sir Dave Richards has told the Football Association he is not happy with the appointment of Capello. Richards feels the FA has rushed into it. (Daily Mail)

• Football fans are snapping up toasters in club colours which brand slices of bread with their team's initials. Ipswich sold out of the £45 appliance in only two days. (Mirror)