The Sun
- Chelsea are set to take a £30million hit and sell Fernando Torres this summer as incoming boss Jose Mourinho wants a new-look attack and hopes to splash £70m on Napoli star Edinson Cavani and Bayer Leverkusen's Andre Schurrle.
- West Ham are ready to make a move for Sunderland's Phil Bardsley.
- Reading skipper Jobi McAnuff is a target for QPR.
- Thibaut Courtois has told Chelsea he wants to stay with Atletico Madrid.
Sunday Mirror
- Chelsea want Manchester United to name their price for Wayne Rooney.
- Paolo Di Canio has claimed Sunderland would have been relegated this season if he had not replaced Martin O'Neill.
- Manchester City are fast-tracking Patrick Vieira to become their new manager.
- Brendan Rodgers will try and jump the queue to sign Asmir Begovic if Pepe Reina joins Barcelona.
- Marouane Fellani has made it clear he'd like to follow David Moyes to Manchester United.
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- Monaco are the latest club eyeing Wayne Rooney's uncertain future at Man United.
- Roy Hodgson has revealed his shock and disappointment at three top Premier League clubs going on tour this week ahead of England's next two matches.
- Phil Neville has met with Bill Kenwright to discuss succeeding David Moyes as Everton manager.
- Manchester City's players have been told a new manager will be in place when they return from their post-season tour of the USA.
- Sunderland boss Paolo Di Canio is ready to raid former club Lazio for Modibo Diakite.
- Arsenal flop Marouane Chamakh is desperate to return to France.
- Santos have turned down Barcelona's offer for star forward Neymar.
- Swansea boss Michael Laudrup wants a new striker to help share the burden with Michu next season.
- Giorgos Karagounis and Simon Davies are both set to leave Fulham.
- Gareth Southgate is being lined up to replace Danny Wilson at Sheffield United.
- Huddersfield striker Lee Novak is wanted by Port Vale.
The People
- Manchester City are set to win the race to sign Radamel Falcao from Atletico Madrid.
- Kind-hearted Mike Ashley will pay Newcastle's backroom staff a £1million bonus if the Toon beat Arsenal today
- Paolo Di Canio is furious after more than a dozen Sunderland players partied at a casino in the build-up to today's big Tottenham clash.
- Ajax's Christian Eriksen has told Liverpool to make a bid for him otherwise he will sign a new deal in Amsterdam.
- Inter Milan are ready to make a move for Thomas Ince, son of their former star Paul.
- Liverpool want Asmir Begovic and will offer Stewart Downing in exchange.
- Blackburn have slapped a £15million price-tag on Jordan Rhodes to scare off West Brom and Hull City.
Sunday Express
- Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley will hand over a staggering £1 million to be shared among his St James' Park matchday workers if the Toon beat Arsenal this afternoon.
- England boss Roy Hodgson has hit out at Chelsea, Manchester City and Spurs after each club arranged a tour at the end of a gruelling season.
- Rafa Benitez admits he can never become the Everton boss.
- Aston Villa are plotting a swoop for Burnley ace Charlie Austin.
- Alex McLeish has thrown his hat into the ring to become new Millwall manager.
- Harry Kewell is back in England and looking for a club.
- Rio Ferdinand is close to agreeing a new one-year contract at Manchester United.
- Newcastle and Southampton are both on the trail of Anderlecht's Cheikhou Kouyate.
- Sunderland boss Paolo Di Canio is set to raid former club Lazio for centre-back Modibo Diakite.
- Watford hope to keep on-loan Matej Vydra if they clinch promotion to the Premier League.
Mail On Sunday
- Wayne Rooney will not travel with the Manchester United squad for Sir Alex Ferguson's final game today - but he does so with the blessing of his retiring manager.
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- Stoke striker Kenwyne Jones has apologised to his team-mate Glenn Whelan after smashing his car windscreen in a mistaken act of retribution for a training ground prank which went wrong.
The Observer
- Roy Hodgson has criticised Manchester City, Chelsea and Tottenham for the timing of their post-season tours of the US, claiming England's plans for friendly matches against the Republic of Ireland and Brazil have been "scotched".
Sunday Telegraph
- Roy Hodgson will ask England supporters attending the friendly with the Republic of Ireland not to sing "No Surrender (to the IRA)".
Sunday Times
- Chelsea believe they have won the race to sign Luke Shaw, Southampton's 17-year-old left-back and England's most coveted young footballer.