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Last Updated: Tuesday, 13 July, 2004, 03:10 GMT 04:10 UK
The gossip column
All the latest football talk from Tuesday's newspapers

Furious Arsenal vow to stand firm and resist Real Madrid's latest bid to lure away Patrick Vieira. (Daily Mirror)

Sheffield United boss Neil Warnock is hoping to sign former Sunderland player Jason McAteer. (Daily Star)

Tottenham are weighing up a loan move for Inter Milan winger Kily Gonzales. (Daily Express)

Everton star Wayne Rooney is prepared to leave England if he can join one of football's giant clubs - with Real Madrid showing interest. (The Sun)

Birmingham are ready to offer Ray Parlour �24,000-a-week to prise him away from Arsenal. (Daily Mirror)

Bolton boss Sam Allardyce has made a �3m bid for Wolves' striker Henri Camara. (The Independent)

Man Utd's Cristiano Ronaldo has ruled himself out of the opening games of the Premiership season because he wants to play at the Olympics. (Daily Star)

Leicester boss Micky Adams is close to signing West Ham striker David Connolly for �500,000. (Daily Express)

Neil Lennon's agent will fly into Glasgow on Wednesday in an attempt to secure the player's Celtic future. (Daily Record)

Scottish striker Allan Smart is set to join English League One club Milton Keynes Dons. (Daily Record)

St Johnstone boss John Connolly insists he will not start a bidding war for Clyde's Ian Harty. (Daily Record)

Dunfermline are set to open talks with former Celtic star Simon Donnelly. (Daily Record)





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