Manchester United are keen to rebuild their midfield around Dutch star Wesley Sneijder this summer and will offer £40m for the Inter Milan star. Full story: caughtoffside.com
And United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is also desperate to beat Liverpool to the signature of Aston Villa's England winger Ashley Young. Full story: Sunday Mail
Chelsea striker Didier Drogba is being targeted by MLS clubs in the United States with the Ivorian star yet to secure an improved contract extension at Stamford Bridge. Full story: News of the World (subscription required)
Chelsea look set to join the race to sign QPR forward Adel Taarabt. The 21-year-old Morocco international has two years remaining on his contract with the Championship side. Full story: Sunday Mail
Leicester City are plotting a summer move for Manchester United striker Michael Owen. The former England star has overcome recent injuries at Old Trafford but has struggled to cement a first-team spot. Full story: Sunday Mirror
OTHER GOSSIP
Steven Gerrard's season could be over after the Liverpool and England midfielder broke down in training with a recurrence of his groin injury. The Reds skipper underwent surgery on 11 March. Full story: News of the World (subscription required)
The future of boss David Moyes at Everton is under threat with the club chairman Bill Kenwright desperate to reduce the club's £45m debt. Full story: Sunday Mail
Real Madrid boss Jose Mourinho has written off Tottenham's chances of causing an upset when they meet in their Champions League last-eight tie. Full story: Sunday Mirror
Meanwhile, Spurs boss Harry Redknapp has insisted that the midweek trip to the Bernabeu was not playing on his players' minds as they played out an uninspiring 0-0 draw with Wigan. Full story: Sunday Mirror
Rafael van der Vaart has pleaded with Spurs boss Harry Redknapp not to substitute him in the Champions League quarter-final clash with his former club Real Madrid. Full story: Sunday Mirror
England boss Fabio Capello has vowed to leave a lasting legacy. With the Italian standing down in the summer of 2012, he said: "I will be really happy when I look back and see young players like Joe Hart, Andy Carroll and Jack Wilshere started with me and I helped them. They will be really important players when England win the World Cup." Full story: Sunday Express
Chelsea's recent good form against Manchester United is down to nothing more than luck, Old Trafford boss Sir Alex Ferguson has claimed. Full story: Sunday Mirror
David Moyes will consider quitting as Everton manager if star players like Jack Rodwell and Leighton Baines are sold. Full story: Sunday Mirror
AND FINALLY
Craven Cottage is set for a 'thriller' today for Blackpool's visit to the home of Fulham FC. The statue of Michael Jackson will be unveiled after being put there by club owner Mohamed Al Fayed as a tribute to the singing legend who died two years ago. Full story: Sunday Express
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