Latest football rumours from today's newspapers.

• Jimmy Bullard is considering his future at Fulham because the club have stalled on a new deal. (Daily Telegraph)



• Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has refused to rule out a move for Barcelona striker Thierry Henry, as Tottenham are stalling over the sale of Dimitar Berbatov. (Various)



• Spurs boss Juande Ramos has told Berbatov he will make him stay at the club. (The Sun, Daily Telegraph)



• AC Milan's Brazil star Kaka is set to join Chelsea before the end of the month in a world-record £78m deal. (Various)



• Chelsea striker Didier Drogba has now decided he will see out the remaining two years on his contract at Stamford Bridge. (Various)



• Arsenal are considering a move for Udinese's Gokhan Inler and Real Madrid's Ruben de la Red. (Daily Telegraph)



• Pompey boss Harry Redknapp has finally won the race to sign £6m defender Younes Kaboul from Tottenham. (Various)



• Newcastle boss Kevin Keegan is ready with a £5m bid for Rangers keeper Allan McGregor. (The Sun)



• Everton are close to signing Brazilian striker Vagner Love. (The Guardian)



• Toffees boss David Moyes will also wrap up a deal for Newcastle striker Alan Smith this week. (Daily Mail)



• Manchester City boss Mark Hughes is fuming after the club tried to sell Vedran Corluka and Stephen Ireland behind his back. (Daily Mirror)



• Corluka has insisted he wants to join Tottenham despite Man City issuing a statement saying he was staying at Eastlands. (The Sun)



• Man City's Lee Martin is being tracked by Birmingham and Sheffield United. (The Sun)



• Blackburn boss Paul Ince hopes to finalise a £2m deal for MK Dons skipper Keith Andrews. (Daily Mail)



• Aston Villa are to make a move for Rangers defender Carlos Cuellar. (Various)



• Stoke want to sign 6ft 8in Valencia hitman Nikola Zigic. (The Sun)



• Sheffield United left-back Chris Armstrong is a target for Reading. (The Sun)

• Dubai International Capital are still interested in buying Liverpool from American owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks. (Daily Telegraph)



• Former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho reckons Arsene Wenger's Arsenal side are too young to win the title this season. (The Sun)



• Manchester City owner Thaksin Shinawatra has refused to return to Thailand to face corruption charges - further harming his chances of releasing £800m of frozen assets. (Daily Mail)



• St Mirren boss Gus MacPherson has accused Scottish referees of targeting certain managers in the SPL. (Daily Record)

• Newcastle boss Kevin Keegan is a big fan of new signing Fabricio Coloccini's haircut. "I like it - it's like mine and Terry Mac's in the 1970s. I can't say any more than that at the moment," he says. (The Guardian)



• Former England skipper and Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker says Cristiano Ronaldo is the most talented footballer he has ever seen. (The Sun)



• Pascal Chimbonda risked upsetting Sunderland boss Roy Keane by parking his car in the manager's space on his first day at his new club. (Daily Mirror)