All the latest gossip from Thursday's newspapers.
Arsenal midfielder Jose Reyes will go home if a deal can be reached with Real Madrid, says his agent (The Sun).
Tottenham will loan Tom Huddlestone back to Derby County for the whole of next season as long as the Rams do not gain promotion (Daily Mirror).
Stoke City have signed Southampton striker Kenwyne Jones on a three-month loan deal (Daily Mail).
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez says he will pick new keeper Scott Carson for the first team if necessary (Daily Express).
West Brom goalkeeper Russell Hoult is looking to leave the Baggies at the end of the season (Daily Express).
Birmingham midfield star Muzzy Izzet has admitted he will not play again this season because of his serious knee injury (Daily Mirror).
Man City boss Kevin Keegan is to give Steve McManaman a rare start in this weekend's Manchester derby (The Sun).
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich does not want to be the Russian Football Union's new president (Daily Telegraph).
Ipswich manager Joe Royle is looking to become a racehorse owner after winning a �422,000 dismissal claim against Man City (Daily Mail).
Port Vale are willing to re-name Vale Park in honour of Stoke-born Spitfire inventor Reginald Mitchell (The Sun).
Bolton manager Sam Allardyce says top clubs will soon revolt over "worthless" international friendlies (Independent).
Walsall boss Paul Merson claims players have been 'tapped up' by other clubs "from the year dot" (The Sun).
Dunfermline are hopeful that midfielder Gary Mason will stay at the club after being offered a new contract. (Daily Record)
Scottish clubs whose fans stand throughout games in seated areas may have their capacities cut. (Daily Record)
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