All the latest football rumours from today's newspapers.

• West Ham manager Alan Curbishley told defender Anton Ferdinand that he has no future at the club. (The Sun)
  
  
• Watford's on-loan keeper Ben Foster will return to Manchester United next season and challenge Edwin van der Sar for the number one spot. (Daily Mirror)
  
  
• Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho is pushing through a move for Plymouth teenager Dan Gosling. (Daily Mirror)
  
  
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• Bolton boss Sam Allardyce has told Atletico Madrid the bidding for El-Hadji Diouf starts at £10m. (Daily Mirror)
  
  
• Portsmouth want to sign Rennes' £3m-rated midfielder Arnold Mvuemba after a spell on loan. (Daily Mirror)
  
  
• Wigan's Swedish international midfielder Andreas Johansson wants to quit the club this summer. (Daily Mirror)
  
  

• West Ham could have points deducted as the Premier League investigates the signings of Javier Mascherano and Carlos Tevez. (Various)
  
  
• Chelsea skipper John Terry was last night given the all-clear following a brain scan, after suffering from dizzy spells, nausea and headaches. (Daily Star)
  
  
• Terry has undergone a second brain operation and will soon have a third. (Daily Mirror)
  
  
• Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger accused one of the Carling Cup final linesmen of telling lies over Emmanuel Adebayor's involvement in the fracas at the Millennium. (Various)
  
  
• Middlesbrough skipper George Boateng says he could retire if he lifts the FA Cup at Wembley this season. (Various)
  
  
• An American consortium is close to clinching a £5m deal to takeover Millwall. (Various)
  
  
• Former Wimbledon and Cardiff owner Sam Hammam could be preparing a bid for QPR, along with former Crystal Palace chief Ron Noades. (Daily Mail)
  
  
• Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney says team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo is the best player in the world. (Daily Mail)
  
  
• Newcastle midfielder Emre is facing a second racism charge after Watford's Al Bangura sent written evidence to the FA. (Daily Mail)
  
  
• Meanwhile, the Magpies are ready to go to war over Fifa's £1m offer of compensation for striker Michael Owen's World Cup injury. (Daily Mail)
  
  

• Seven seasons after Roy Keane blasted their fans for a lack of passion, Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has launched an attack on the Old Trafford prawn sandwich brigade. (Various)