Former Bolton midfielder Stelios Giannakopoulos, who is available on a free transfer, is set for talks with Hull City. (Hull Daily Mail)

Manchester City have signed 15-year-old Napoli striker Marcello Trotta on a four-year contract. (Setanta Sports, 1249 BST)

Cardiff have signed Scotland striker Ross McCormack from Motherwell and defender Darren Dennehy from Everton. (BBC Sport, 1138 BST)

Cristiano Ronaldo is on the brink of a remarkable U-turn to declare his allegiance to Manchester United as he is unhappy with Real Madrid's public quibbling. (Daily Express)

Real will ask Ronaldo to take a pay cut to leave United. The Spanish club are only prepared to offer the winger a �5.5m-a-season deal, leaving him �1.5m out of pocket. (Daily Star)

Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand has said the club must hold on to the Portugal winger if they are to become the greatest United team of all time. (Daily Mirror)

Inter Milan have reportedly agreed on a deal for England midfielder Frank Lampard, although Chelsea sources maintain they have yet to receive an offer from the Italians. (Various)

Lampard has agreed in principle to a four-year deal worth �6m a year, with Chelsea receiving a �7m transfer fee. (Daily Mirror)

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has tried to hijack Andrei Arshavin's expected move to Barcelona by asking the Russia midfielder to consider playing for the Blues. (Daily Telegraph)

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Despite on Friday declaring his intentions to stay at Arsenal, Togo striker Emmanuel Adebayor has changed his stance and is now welcoming interest from Barcelona and AC Milan. (Various)

Portugal want Manchester United assistant Carlos Queiroz as their new manager. (Daily Star)

Bolton chairman Phil Gartside has given manager Gary Megson the go-ahead to pursue his interest in strikers Milan Baros and Louis Saha. (Daily Mail)

Tottenham will need special dispensation to sign Heurelho Gomes because the Brazilian goalkeeper has not played in the required 75% of international matches during the past two years. (The Times)

Paul Ince wants to make Chelsea goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini his first signing as Blackburn boss. (The Sun)

Portsmouth's hopes of getting Argentine striker Mauro Zerate on a season loan have been hit by competition from Lazio. (Daily Mirror)

Galatasaray have signed Liverpool goalkeeper Charles Itandje for �2m, scuppering Scott Carson's chance of a quick exit from Anfield. (Daily Mail)

Arsenal will sign Oguzhan Ozyakup from AZ Alkmaar when the midfielder turns 16 in September. (The Times)

Stoke City are expected to make their first signing of the summer after offering about �2m for Sunderland goalkeeper Marton Fulop. (The Times)

Goalkeeper Paul Robinson will head the list of names in Tottenham's summer clear-out, with eight other players expected to exit White Hart Lane - including midfielder Kevin Prince Boateng. (Daily Mirror)

Liverpool are close to signing Danish youngster Nikola Saric, 17, on a three-year deal from Herfolge. (The Sun)

Newcastle manager Kevin Keegan is ready to make a move for Manchester United defender Jonny Evans, who spent last season on loan at Sunderland. (The Sun)

Harry Redknapp has hinted he wants to continue as Portsmouth boss beyond the three years he still has on his contract. (Daily Express)

Serie A side Bologna have made Celtic star Shunsuke Nakamura their number one signing target. (Daily Record/Sun)

Cardiff City are set to win the race for out-of-contract Motherwell forward Ross McCormack. (Daily Express)

Dundee United have enquired about the possibility of signing Inverness striker Marius Niculae. (Scottish Sun)

Kilmarnock are chasing Northern Ireland striker Peter Thompson and have offered Linfield �40,000. (Scottish Sun)

Wolves are not giving up on their bid to buy Hearts captain Christophe Berra. (Daily Express)

Norwich have given Rangers midfielder Alan Gow 48 hours to accept their offer. (Daily Record)

Arsenal's board have been warned by former chairman David Dein they risked slipping out of the Champions League positions unless they sold to Alisher Usmanov, the Uzbekistani multi-billionaire who owns 24.9% of the club. (Daily Telegraph)

Striker Fernando Torres believes Spain will dominate world football for years to come after breaking their major championship jinx by reaching the Euro 2008 final. (The Sun)

Luiz Felipe Scolari has ordered double training sessions for Chelsea's first-team squad when they report back for pre-season on 7 July. (Daily Mail)

So distraught were Croatia fans after their quarter-final defeat to Turkey on penalties that one Croatian newspaper brought in a shrink to help fans get over their team's Euro 2008 exit. (Daily Express)