All the latest gossip from Tuesday's newspapers.
Arsenal and Manchester United players will have to make do without pizza after their match at Highbury. The players will have the choice of prawn, egg, cheese and ham sandwiches. (The Sun)
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez has reiterated his desire to keep captain Steven Gerrard at Anfield. (Daily Mail)
Malcolm Glazer's hopes to buy Man Utd have received a boost after suggestions that investment bank JP Morgan may be prepared to take him on as a client again. (The Independent)
The Football Association will pay close attention to a new Fifa initiative aimed at punishing players who dive. (The Guardian)
Everton will employ extra security staff for the return of Wayne Rooney in the FA Cup fifth round. (The Guardian, Daily Express)
Kilmarnock striker Kris Boyd's knee problem is not as bad as was first feared - he has not injured a tendon and could return in a matter of days. (Daily Record)
Ex-Dundee United striker Aaron Conway has been given the chance to train with Dundee. (Daily Record)
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