Real Madrid midfielder David Beckham has been offered the chance to end his career in America by joining Los Angeles Galaxy next summer. (Daily Mail)

Spurs have offered �100,000 for Norwegian striker Dag Alexander Olsen, 17, who plays for Gjovik-Lyn. (Daily Mail)

On-loan Stoke City midfielder Lee Hendrie could make his move from Aston Villa permanent. (The Sun)

Jamie Langfield hopes the old pals' act will lure Gavin Rae to Aberdeen if he quits Ibrox in January. (Daily Record)

Alan Pardew says he will not walk out on West Ham, even if the Hammers lose their game against Blackburn on Sunday. (Various)

Argentine striker Carlos Tevez reckons the club's woeful run has made him feel "a bit uneasy". (The Sun)

Millwall chairman Peter de Savary quit the club on Friday after 11 months in charge. (The Sun)

Man City boss Stuart Pearce says a transfer window should be introduced for managers to give them greater job security. (Various)

Man Utd boss Sir Alex Ferguson has voiced his anger at the number of managers being sacked this season. (Daily Mirror)

Arsene Wenger says Everton striker Andy Johnson goes to ground too easily and 20% of his penalties are not genuine. (Daily Express)

England coach Steve McClaren has the support of many of his senior players over the decision to axe David Beckham. (Daily Express)

Portsmouth defender Sol Campbell says McClaren did not have the bottle to tell him his international career was over face-to-face. (The Sun)

Derby striker Steve Howard says he will happily play at centre-half to help out the Championship side. (Daily Star)

Gordon Strachan wants to see a "sacking window" introduced for managers. (The Herald)

Middlesbrough midfielder-cum-striker Jason Euell has revealed he is deaf in one ear.