
TRANSFER RUMOURS
Real Madrid are set to make a cash-plus-player bid for Arsenal winger Jose Antonio Reyes. (People)
Reyes has told Gunners boss Arsene Wenger he wants to quit the club to join Madrid. (News of the World)
A clause in Ashley Cole's Arsenal contract means he will cost Chelsea �30m - but any other club will only have to pay �16m. (News of the World)
Sol Campbell has contacted Newcastle United to say he is keen to move to St James' Park. (Various)
Manchester United are hoping to seal a �4m deal for Villarreal midfielder Marcos Senna. (Various)
Bolton are close to agreeing a deal to sign Jonathan Woodgate on loan from Real Madrid. (People)
Manchester United are plotting a �27m move for Atletico Madrid striker Fernando Torres. (People)
Sunderland are considering a loan move for Manchester City's Ben Thatcher and also wants former Newcastle defender Robbie Elliott. (People)
Real Madrid defender Roberto Carlos is on the verge of joining Fenerbahce. (Sunday Mirror)
Tottenham could step up their interest in Middlesbrough winger Stewart Downing. (Independent on Sunday)
Portsmouth chairman Alexandre Gaydamak is in Turkey trying to complete a move deal for Fenerbahce striker Nicolas Anelka. (Observer)
Manchester City boss Stuart Pearce is targeting �2m-rated Reading defender Ibrahim Sonko. (Various)
OTHER GOSSIP
Frank Lampard thinks ex-England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson should have included Jermaine Defoe in his World Cup squad. (News of the World)
Cristiano Ronaldo has been given personal security by Manchester United ahead of his return to training next week. (People)
Aston Villa chairman Doug Ellis will offer the vacant manager's job at Villa Park to Martin O'Neill. (Sunday Times)
Sven-Goran Eriksson has ruled himself out of the running to be Villa's next boss. (Sunday Express)
Leeds chairman Ken Bates has demanded �24m compensation from his old club Chelsea for teenagers Michael Woods and Tom Taiwo following the duo's move to Stamford Bridge. (Sunday Mirror)
FUNNIES
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson took his players to see Govan - the part of Glasgow he grew up in - on their way to Parkhead for last week's friendly, and warned them he would be testing them with questions about the area later. (Sunday Times)