Tottenham are ready to do a �2m deal to sign Bordeaux winger Henri Saviet, who is only 16. (Daily Mirror)

Liverpool are set to sign Cambridge City left-back Danny Blanchett after the 19-year-old was handed a trial last month. (Daily Mirror)

Sixteen-year-old Ross County midfielder Gary Mackay Steven is poised for a six-figure transfer to Liverpool. (The Sun)

Aston Villa striker Luke Moore has rejected a loan move to Stoke. (Various)

St Mirren defender Kirk Broadfoot will finalise a pre-contract agreement with Rangers this week. (Daily Express)

West Ham manager Alan Curbishley has admitted he would not be surprised if he was sacked after his team lost 4-3 in a thriller against Tottenham on Sunday, which leaves the Hammers at the bottom of the Premiership table. (Various)

Celtic midfielder Shunsuke Nakamura will play through the pain barrier against AC Milan in the Champions League after experiencing discomfort in his arm since breaking a bone in his hand. (Daily Record)

Celtic defender Stephen Mcmanus must prove his fitness by Tuesday if he is to play against AC Milan. (Various)

Celtic players will share in a �4m bonus if they defeat AC Milan in the Champions League and clinch the Scottish title. (Sun)

Doubts have surfaced over whether Chelsea captain John Terry will be fit for England's Euro 2008 qualifiers this month after he suffered a head injury in the Carling Cup final. (The Independent)

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is set to take a risk on injured striker Thierry Henry for the Champions League tie against PSV Eindhoven. (Daily Express)

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has told Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson he will not be silenced. (Various)

Police are investigating alleged spitting by Airdrie reserve goalkeeper Lee Hollis during Saturday's 3-0 defeat by Hamilton. (Sun)

Hibernian manager John Collins says he is looking for a new goalkeeper after Simon Brown's errors in Sunday's 2-0 defeat by Rangers. (The Scotsman)

Motherwell manager Maurice Malpas has called on the Scottish FA to take action against outspoken Hearts owner Vladimir Romanov. (Various)

Adidas intend to mount a nationwide art exhibition of the doodles Real Madrid midfielder David Beckham and other sports stars have made for the company's latest advertising campaign. (Daily Mail)