Liverpool insist they have received no approach from Barcelona for 30-year-old goalkeeper Pepe Reina. The La Liga giants are reportedly still confident of securing an £8.4m swoop for the Spanish shot-stopper on a two-year deal.
( Liverpool Echo )
Arsene Wenger and his board are believed to be at odds over whether Arsenal should launch a summer move for QPR striker Loic Remy, 26, or Vitesse forward Wilfried Bony, 24.
( Daily Star )
The FA Cup final is likely to be goalkeeper Costel Pantilimon's last game for Manchester City, after the 26-year-old revealed that he wants to find a club where he is number one.
( The Independent )
Arsenal are believed to be keeping tabs on 24-year-old Stuttgart goalkeeper Sven Ulreich.
( talkSPORT )
England midfielder Frank Lampard, 34, looks set to be offered a one-year deal to stay at Chelsea.
( Daily Mirror )
Ajax defender Toby Alderweireld, 24, has reportedly snubbed Liverpool and Tottenham to seal a transfer to Roma.
( Metro )
Norwich City striker Chris Martin, 24, is poised to leave the club to join Championship side Derby County.
( Eastern Daily Press )
Arsenal, Tottenham, West Brom, Fulham, Aston Villa and Swansea are believed to be keeping an eye on the contract situation of Manchester City's 22-year-old midfielder Abdisalam Ibrahim.
( Daily Star )
Paolo Di Canio says Sunderland turned down his resignation during the controversy over his political views.
( Daily Mirror )
Former Hearts and Sunderland goalkeeper Craig Gordon, 30, has not called time on his career despite his ongoing battle against a knee problem.
( Sunderland Echo )
Burnley boss Sean Dyche has emerged as one of the names in the frame for the managerial vacancy at his old club, Millwall.
( Lancashire Telegraph )
Barcelona defender Carles Puyol, 35, has denied rumours of a possible move to Inter Milan.
( El Mundo )
Schalke manager Horst Heldt says that Borussia Dortmund have expressed an interest in midfielder Julian Draxler, 19.
( Bild )
OTHER GOSSIP
David Moyes will be named Manchester United manager after being handpicked by Sir Alex Ferguson himself. The Everton boss has been given a five-year contract to succeed Sir Alex and will include former United player Phil Neville on his staff.
( Daily Mirror )
An astonishing day at United took an incredible twist late as it emerged Wayne Rooney has asked to leave Old Trafford at a time when the club are close to securing the return of Cristiano Ronaldo.
( Daily Mail )
Swansea manager Michael Laudrup tops Everton's hit-list of potential replacements for Moyes.
( Daily Mirror )
Roberto Martinez, Mark Hughes and Martin O'Neill are in the frame for the top job at Goodison Park.
( The Independent )
Man Utd squad members looked on in stunned silence as 71-year-old Ferguson explained he would be leaving his post after the West Brom game.
( Daily Star )
Chelsea want to hijack Bayern Munich's move for wantaway Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney.
( Daily Mirror )
Phill Neville will be in the frame to replace Manchester United-bound David Moyes at Everton, if he does not follow him to Old Trafford.
( The Sun )
Paolo Di Canio says Sunderland turned down his resignation during the controversy over his political views.
( Daily Mirror )
Aston Villa owner Randy Lerner is set to fly into Birmingham next week and hand boss Paul Lambert a summer transfer kitty following the club's recent Premier League resurgence.
( Daily Mirror )
Andre Villas-Boas admits Tottenham's Champions League hopes are teetering on the brink after last night's 2-2 draw at Chelsea.
( The Sun )
Sunderland boss Paolo Di Canio has been blocked in his attempts to bring back midfielder Ahmed Elmohamady from his loan spell at Hull City.
( The Sun )
Football Association chairman David Bernstein has cast doubt on an immediate England return for John Terry, saying that he considered the former captain still to be in retirement.
( The Independent )
AND FINALLY
The life of Lionel Messi is to be made into a "Rocky-style" film by Italian sport journalist Luca Caiolo. The film's release is due to coincide with the start of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
( Variety )
Source BBC Sport