Barcelona striker Thierry Henry calls for end to speculation linking him with a move to Manchester City. "One thing's for sure, the Manchester City thing and all the things you're talking about need to stop," said Henry. (France Football, 1731 BST).

Real Madrid will make a fresh approach for Manchester United winger Cristiano Ronaldo in the summer. (Marca 1130 BST)

Mark Hughes will spend up to �100m in January, with Gianluigi Buffon, Kaka and Fernando Torres all on Manchester City's shopping list. (News of the World)

Wigan's Wilson Palacios is a �15m target for Manchester United. (Sunday Express)

But Carlos Tevez's permanent move to Old Trafford could be in doubt with United earmarking �20m of their funds for the capture of 18-year-old Brazilian midfielder Douglas Costa. (News of the World)

Luka Modric's spell at White Hart Lane could be a brief one, with Juventus keen to sign the Spurs midfielder in January. (The Observer)

Eidur Gudjohnsen reckons Marc Crosas, Celtic's summer signing from Barcelona, will become a star for the Catalan giants - and that's why they insisted on a buy-back clause in his contract. (Sunday Mail)

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Wayne Routledge could take a short trip and sign for Wolves from Aston Villa. (The Observer)

Birmingham will spend �1m to land Peterborough's Craig Mackail-Smith. (Various)

Reading's Kevin Doyle will sign for Aston Villa in January. The price tag - a mere �7m. (News of the World)

West Ham have just a month to find a buyer or face the possibility of going into administration. (Various)

Joe Kinnear will keep his job as Newcastle's interim manager until the end of the season. (Mail on Sunday)

Spurs fans will meet chairman Daniel Levy this week with sporting director Damien Comolli's job top of the agenda. (News of the World)

Comolli's job could go to Tony Jimenez, who left his role in charge of player recruitment at Newcastle last week. (The Observer)

Robert Pires has told the French FA to spend whatever it takes to get Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger to coach the national side. (Sunday Express)

Rangers and Watford are the latest British clubs to be coveted by wealthy foreign investors. (Sunday Express)

If Sheffield United are awarded millions in compensation from West Ham over the Carlos Tevez affair, they will buck the trend of modern football clubs by using the money to become debt free. (Sunday Telegraph)

Kris Boyd will refuse to play for Scotland again while George Burley is the national team manager. (Sunday Mail)

Partick Thistle's Northern Ireland U-21 international Chris Turner has revealed that Rangers' early European exit ruined his chances of signing for the Ibrox Club. (Sunday Mail)

Actor Kris Marshall of My Family and BT adverts fame was helped in his recovery from a car crash by a message from Martin O'Neill and the players at his beloved Aston Villa. (The Sunday Mercury)

Alexander Hleb has insisted he did Arsenal a favour by signing for Barcelona in the summer, claiming his departure has allowed Theo Walcott to blossom.

Jamie Carragher has denied that he is having elocution lessons to dampen his Scouse accent. (Sunday Times)

Dunfermline manager Jim McIntyre has put his club's recent good form down to compulsory attendance at team nights out. (Sunday Herald)