All the latest football rumours from today's newspapers.

• Winger Seol Ki-Hyeon is ready to leave Reading for Fulham in a £1m switch. (Various)



• Fulham boss Lawrie Sanchez is making a £3m bid for Newcastle's Charles N'Zogbia. (Daily Mirror)



• Liverpool's Anthony Le Tallec has been offered to Fulham, West Ham and Birmingham. (The Times)



• Everton have accepted a £4m offer from Sheffield United for James Beattie. (The Independent)



• Bolton will start a bidding war for defender Abdoulaye Faye after deciding to cash in on the contract rebel. (The Sun)



• And Newcastle are leading the chase for the versatile giant. (Daily Mirror)



• Sunderland have rejoined the race to sign Manchester United striker Alan Smith. (The Sun)



• But Middlesbrough are close to winning the battle after offering Smith a massive £60,000-a-week contract. (Daily Mirror)



• Although Everton are said to be favourites to pip Newcastle to the signing of Smith. (Daily Mail)



• West Ham are lining up a £17m move for Barcelona's Eidur Gudjohnsen and Smith. (Daily Express)



• The Hammers are also being linked with a £10m double deal for Gudjohnsen and Kieron Dyer. (Daily Mirror)



• West Ham boss Alan Curbishley also inquired about Middlesbrough's Yakubu. (The Times)



• Spurs are set to tie up the signing of £4.5m Hertha Berlin midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng this week. (Daily Mirror)



• Tottenham are in talks about signing Dynamo Zagreb right-back Vedran Corluka. (The Times)



• Newcastle have told striker Obafemi Martins he can leave if they find a suitable buyer. (The Independent)



• PSG defender Boukary Dreme is attracting interest from Magpies boss Sam Allardyce. (The Times)



• Aston Villa boss Martin O'Neill is considering making a £3m bid for FC Copenhagen defender Brede Hangeland. (The Independent)



• Robert Pires wants Bolton forward Nicolas Anelka to join him at Villarreal in Spain. (The Sun)



• Wigan have told Everton they must stump up £6m for left-back Leighton Baines. (The Sun)



• The Latics expect to agree a deal for West Brom defender Paul Robinson. (The Times)



• Juventus have joined the race for Manchester United defender Gabriel Heinze. (Daily Mail)



• Barcelona star Deco has told Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho he would like to work with him again. (The Sun)



• Serie A side Napoli have expressed an interest in Manchester United's Giuseppi Rossi. (The Independent)



• Southampton are poised to swoop for Norwich's Youssef Safri and could offload Jhon Viafara to West Brom. (Daily Mirror)



• US teenage star Freddy Adu has signed for Benfica for £1.5m. (Daily Mirror)



• Leeds boss Dennis Wise wants Newcastle's Tim Krul on loan. (Daily Mail)



• Hearts chairman Vladimir Romanov says he will not stand in the way if keeper Craig Gordon decides to leave. (Daily Record)



• Blackburn boss Mark Hughes has joined the race to sign Hibernian right-back Steve Whittaker. (The Independent)

• Sam Allardyce has held clear-the-air talks with Newcastle chairman Chris Mort over their lack of transfer funds. (The Sun)



• Former Liverpool star Steve McManaman has written off the club's title hopes this season. (Various)



• Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez is ready to smash through the £50m barrier in his summer spending spree. (Daily Star)



• Premier League chief Richard Scudamore could be summoned to the High Court to give evidence over the Carlos Tevez saga. (Various)



• Chelsea's Brazilian star Alex was barred from entering Britain by immigration officials. (Various)



• Holland want Tottenham boss Martin Jol to take over as national boss after Euro 2008. (Daily Express)



• Sir Trevor Brooking has warned that failure to qualify for Euro 2008 would severely hinder England's footballing progress. (Various)



• LA Galaxy boss Frank Yallop believes Real Madrid's treatment of David Beckham's ankle injury has ruined the start to his American adventure. (Daily Express, Daily Star)



• Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp has played down reports of a major bust-up with striker Andy Cole. (Daily Express)



• Chelsea's gruelling pre-season programme has taken its toll, with another six players added to their growing injury list ahead of the Community Shield. (Daily Mail)



• Middlesbrough star James Morrison has turned his back on England coach Steve McClaren by choosing to play for Scotland. (Daily Record)

• Former Sheffield United manager Neil Warnock claims he and his family were reduced to tears by a foul-mouthed tirade by actor Sean Bean. (The Sun)