Jose Mourinho has put himself in the frame to become the next manager of Manchester United. (NOTW)
The Portuguese manager is on the verge of losing his job with the Serie A giants. (Sunday Mirror)
AC Milan are lining up �30m bids to land Manchester United central defenders Nemanja Vidic and Jonny Evans. (Mail on Sunday)
Spain striker Fernando Torres is ready to sign a new �22m deal with Liverpool. (NOTW)
John Terry and Ashley Cole could be on their way out of Chelsea if boss Guus Hiddink stays. (Sunday Express)
Tottenham midfielder David Bentley would relish a move to Aston Villa in the summer. (NOTW)
Real Madrid striker Raul is ready to try his luck in America's Major League Soccer. (Sunday Express)
Manchester United are closing in on �4m-rated Argentine midfielder Nicolas Bertolo who plays for South American side Bantolo. (NOTW)
Newcastle striker Obafemi Martins has told the club he will stay at St James' Park for another season as long as they can fight off relegation. (NOTW)
Celtic have joined the race for France international keeper Johan Pele. (NOTW)
Motherwell keeper Graeme Smith is set to stun manager Mark McGhee by signing a pre-contract agreement to join Hibs in the summer. (News of the World)
Darren O'Dea wants to follow his Celtic team-mates Cillian Sheridan and Paul Caddis on a loan-deal out of the Glasgow club in a bit to improve his football. (News of the World)
Manchester City are ready to raise their stadium capacity to 65,000. (NOTW)
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger fears that football will be the target of terror attacks. (various)
West Ham must be sold by the end of the season to safeguard the club's future. (NOTW)
Spurs boss Harry Redknapp wants Ledley King to be offered a job for life at White Hart Lane. (Sunday Express)
Tottenham defender Alan Hutton is set to return to first-team action at the end of the month. (NOTW)
David Beckham will not return to LA Galaxy despite having struck a deal between the American club and AC Milan. (NOTW)
SPL chiefs have accused Fifa of "not giving a toss" about domestic football over the World Cup dates row. The SFA and the SPL have agreed a truce over the start of next season, but Fifa have moved dates to accommodate Champions League football. (News of the World)
Celtic have appointed Portuguese talent spotters Arlindo Morais and Pedro Caixinha in a bid to strengthen their worldwide scouting network. (Sunday Express)
Wolves manager Mick McCarthy has criticised the SFA for asking Championship managers to release players early. (Scotland on Sunday)
East Stirlingshire manager Jim McInally fears that Old Firm reserve teams joining the Third Division might not be workable, as the lower league clubs may not be able to afford the required policing. (Sunday Herald)
Jimmy Calderwood was embroiled in a touchline shoving match with Dunfermline's Stephen Glass on Saturday as Aberdeen scraped a cup replay at East End Park. (Sunday Mail)
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