David Beckham will be offered a stunning 18-month contract to stay with AC Milan. (News of the World)

Beckham and Milan remain confident of completing a deal to keep the England international in Italy. (Sunday Telegraph)

Lucas Neill insists he has no plans to leave West Ham when his contract ends in the summer. (News of the World)

Inter Milan will make a summer move for unhappy Liverpool defender Daniel Agger. (News of the World)

The turmoil at Portsmouth is threatening to cause a player exodus in the summer, with Peter Crouch and Glen Johnson among those under scrutiny following a dismal campaign. (News of the World)

Gary Neville will have to follow the example of Ryan Giggs and take a pay cut to stay at Manchester United. (Mail on Sunday)

Blackburn striker Roque Santa Cruz has vowed to leave Ewood Park at the end of the season. (Mail on Sunday)

Manchester City will make a �20m move for John Terry in the summer - believing the England captain is becoming increasingly disillusioned with Chelsea. (Sunday Express)

Rangers target Matrin Stanza is set to snub a move to Ibrox. The central defender was wanted by the Gers during the transfer window, after being frozen out at Spartak Moscow. (Sunday Express)

Celtic are set to sign Marek Cech in the summer. West Brom boss Tony Mowbray has revealed he will consider letting the Slovakian international go. The Parkhead club failed in a deadline day bid for the former Porto left back. (News of the World)

Celtic target Sacha Kljestan is ready to quit the MLS. The American winger impressed while on trial at Celtic. However, the move broke down due to the players' price tag. (News of the World)

Jose Mourinho has paved the way for a stunning return as Chelsea manager by saying he thinks he will be back at Stamford Bridge as Blues boss. (News of the World)

Guus Hiddink is ready to become Chelsea manager on a permanent basis despite the club's insistence the Dutchman's tenure is temporary. (Observer)

Sacked Chelsea manager Luiz Felipe Scolari will be offered a sensational second shot at Premier League management by Manchester City. (News of the World)

Meanwhile, former City manager Sven Goran Eriksson is on the brink of returning to the Premier League - providing Portsmouth can work out a deal with the Mexican FA. (Mail on Sunday)

Steve Coppell's future as Reading manager is in doubt after he refused to open talks about a new contract until the summer. (News of the World)

Joe Kinnear will pick up a �1m bonus if Newcastle stay in the Premier League this season, even if he does not return to the club following heart surgery. (Mail on Sunday)

Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez's protracted contract wrangle will be finally resolved this week. (Sunday Express)

Paris St Germain's former Chelsea midfielder Claude Makelele says he is ready to quit football at the end of the season. (Sunday Times)

Portsmouth executives are "mystified" by rumours owner Sacha Gaydamak is in advanced discussions to sell the club to a European buyer. (Observer)

Willo Flood is set to join John Fleck in making an Old Firm debut. Celtic's new arrival from Dundee United was cup-tied for last week's match with Queens Park. (Sunday Express)

Dundee United goalkeeper Lukasz Zaluska admits that he feared his decision to swap Tannadice for Parkhead on a Bosman this summer would cost him his place in Craig Levein's team. (The Sunday Times)

QPR players were involved in a brawl at Watford Gap service station on the M1 on the way back from Nottingham Forest last Saturday when they were targeted by a suspected mix of Cardiff and Brighton fans. (News of the World)

Primary school teaching assistant Donna Powell will manage Fisher Athletic for their Blue Square Conference South game against Eastleigh on Wednesday - as a reward for raising �500 for the cash-strapped south London club. (Independent on Sunday)

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