Steve Sidwell is to have a medical at Chelsea before sealing a move to Stamford Bridge after his contract expires at Reading. (Daily Star)

Sunderland boss Roy Keane is eyeing up West Brom defender and ex-Manchester United colleague Paul McShane. (Various)

Middlesbrough boss Gareth Southgate will want an answer from Mark Viduka about whether the striker wants to stay at the club. (The Sun)

Birmingham want defenders Liam Ridgewell and JLloyd Samuel from arch rivals Aston Villa. (Mirror)

Ajax striker Klaas Jun Huntelaar is on Manchester United's summer shopping list. (Mirror)

Manchester City defender Sylvain Distin is out of contract this summer and Aston Villa are one of many clubs targeting the Frenchman. (Mirror)

Watford want West Ham striker Marlon Harewood to shoot them back into the Premiership. (Mirror)

Sheffield Wednesday boss Brian Laws plans to go back to his ex-club Scunthorpe for striker Billy Sharp. (Daily Mail)

Kilmarnock boss Jim Jefferies says he is ditching his mobile phone over the summer so he does not learn of interest in the club's top goalscorer Steven Naismith. (Daily Express)

Edgar Jankauskas is expected to quit Hearts after failing to break into the first team at Tynecastle this season. (The Sun)

Sam Allardyce will be confirmed as Newcastle's manager at a board meeting on Monday and he will then return to Bolton to raid their coaching set-up. (Times)

Arsenal defender William Gallas has bemoaned the side's lack of experienced players and reliance on youngsters. (The Sun)

St Mirren have written to the Scottish Premier League calling for clarification on Gretna's promotion and stadium re-development plans. (Daily Mail)

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says he may not even have 16 players fit for the FA Cup final against Manchester United. (Various)

Wigan boss Paul Jewell may have saved the club from Premiership relegation but he is considering his future at the club. (Guardian)

St Mirren boss Gus McPherson is to be rewarded with transfer funds for ensuring the club's SPL survival. (Daily Record)

Real Madrid's David Beckham was suspended and had to watch from the stands as his side went 2-0 and 3-1 down to Espanyol before winning 4-3 and leapfrogging Barcelona to move top of La Liga.