Football rumours from today's newspapers
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Manchester City are considering making a £60m move for Wayne Rooney.
(Sunday Mirror)
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Although Rooney is not for sale, he has warned manager Sir Alex Ferguson that Manchester United must buy world-class players or he will leave.
(Mail on Sunday)
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Russian striker Andrey Arshavin is regarded as surplus to requirements at Arsenal.
(Sunday Mirror)
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Newcastle have pledged to do everything in their power to keep 15-goal striker Demba Ba on Tyneside.
(Sunday Mirror)
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Manchester United have emerged as late contenders for the signature of Bolton defender Gary Cahill.
(The People)
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Chelsea have told Frank Lampard they will not allow him to join a Premier League rival - but he can move abroad.
(The People)
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Marek Hamsik's agent has revealed the Napoli midfielder would be interested in a transfer to Chelsea.
(Metro)
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Left-back Eric Abidal has emerged as a free transfer target for both Liverpool and Manchester City as the France international approaches the end of his Barcelona contract.
(Metro)
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Manchester City are weighing up a move to recruit Ivory Coast midfielder Cheick Tiote from Newcastle, pipping rivals Manchester United and Chelsea.
(Sunday Mirror)
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Arsenal will make an £8m bid for FC Cologne striker Lukas Podolski in the summer.
(Mail on Sunday)
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Queens Park Rangers manager Neil Warnock says he needs to bring in five players to keep the club in the Premier League.
(talkSPORT)
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Japan international Ryoichi Maeda is due to have a trial at West Ham this week.
(Sunday Times)
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Aston Villa manager Alex McLeish has claimed that Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish told him personally that he is not interested in signing striker Darren Bent.
(ESPN)
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Tottenham are ready to offer cash plus Roman Pavlyuchenko for Marseille striker Loic Remy.
(Inside Futbol)
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Germany international Marco Reus could still be in line for a big-money move to Arsenal despite confirming a summer transfer to Borussia Dortmund this week.
(talkSPORT)
OTHER GOSSIP
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Carlos Tevez is facing a £1m fine from Manchester City for going back to Argentina in November and failing to return to the club.
(The People)
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Neil Warnock fears the sack this month after QPR's run of just two points from their last eight Premier League matches.
(The People)
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Michael Essien, who has not played all season because of a knee injury, could be set to make his return for Chelsea reserves this week.
(Sunday Mirror)
AND FINALLY
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Paolo Di Canio called for a memorial to be erected to his Swindon Town players after the League Two team pulled off the shock of third-round day with a 2-1 FA Cup win over Premier League strugglers Wigan Athletic.
(The Guardian)