Aston Villa midfielder Lee Hendrie is set to join Crystal Palace in a two-month loan deal. (Daily Mirror)

Tottenham will watch Swedish defender Pelle Nilsson when he lines up for Odd Grenland against Rosenborg in Norway. (Daily Mail)

Birmingham have issued a hands-off warning to Cardiff, who had targeted midfielder Neil Kilkenny. (Daily Mirror)

Leeds are set to sign Poland winger Bartosz Karwan, who is a free agent after leaving Legia Warsaw. (Daily Mirror)

Livingston defender James McPake is wanted by Plymouth in the January transfer window. (Various)

Former Portsmouth chairman Milan Mandaric has refused to rule out a move to buy Leicester. (Various)

West Brom are targeting Swindon boss Dennis Wise to succeed Bryan Robson, who left his post as Baggies boss on 18 September. (Daily Mirror)

Chelsea defender John Terry will undergo tests on a troublesome back problem and may miss Wednesday's Champions League tie with Levski Sofia. (Daily Express)

Striker Marlon King is so cheesed off with Watford being labelled unlucky that he wants manager Aidy Boothroyd to ban the word from the training ground. (The Sun)

St Mirren striker John Sutton, who has already knocked back the offer of a new deal, refuses to be drawn on speculation about signing a new contract with the club. (Daily Record)

Wigan midfielder Paul Scharner faces a four-game ban for the Latics if Austria try to force him out of international retirement and he refuses. (Daily Mirror)

The Scotland national team could have their own world-class, state-of-the-art training complex built for them in Bothwell in the next 18 months. (Daily Record)

Celtic striker Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink is a doubt for the Champions League clash with Copenhagen after picking up an ankle injury during the 2-0 win over Rangers. (The Sun)

Real Madrid midfielder David Beckham has banned the sale of images taken from the famous video of him sleeping naked, which was a hit with visitors to the National Portrait Gallery. (Daily Star)

Arsenal legend Bob Wilson has revealed that Gunners striker Thierry Henry has helped to raise a fortune for the former keeper's Willow Foundation charity. (Daily Star)

Nicolas Millan - at the age of 14 years and nine months - became the youngest player to compete in Chile's top division when he came on as substitute for Colo Colo in their match against Santiago Wanderers and is being tipped for greatness. (The Times)