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Last Updated: Saturday, 15 January, 2005, 01:57 GMT
The gossip column
All the latest gossip from Saturday's newspapers.

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is considering selling Ruud van Nistelrooy to raise funds to buy Shaun Wright-Phillips or Spain's Fernando Torres. (The Times)

Tottenham are in talks with Chelsea about signing striker Carlton Cole. (The Guardian)

Arsenal's Ashley Cole rules out a move to Spain because of the racist abuse he suffered playing for England in Madrid, and says he is close to signing a long-term deal to stay with the Gunners. (Daily Star)

Chelsea are set to buy Portsmouth striker Yakubu for �10m before loaning him straight back for the rest of the season. (Daily Star)

Newcastle are set to unveil new �7.5m signing Yakubu this weekend. (Daily Mirror)

Aston Villa have made a �1.5m move for Liverpool's out-of-favour midfielder Salif Diao. (Daily Mail)

Newcastle boss Graeme Souness is eyeing Deportivo La Coruna striker Walter Pandiani. (The Times)

Charlton boss Alan Curbishley has told Saints manager Harry Redknapp to come clean and make an offer for Jason Euell. (The Sun)

Birmingham boss Steve Bruce is set to replace Robbie Savage with Olivier Dacourt. (The Sun)

Ben Thatcher is ready to quit Manchester City and sign for Fulham after off-field problems. (Daily Mirror)

Hibernian will have to acept about �30,000 for skipper Ian Murray or lose him to Rangers for nothing in the summer. (Daily Record)



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