All the latest gossip from Friday's newspapers.
Chelsea star Arjen Robben has returned to training and should return to action soon (The Times).
Wolves are set to part company with manager Glenn Hoddle at the end of the season, with Paul Ince ready to take the reins (Daily Mirror).
Manchester United have made Portuguese goalkeeper Jose Felipe Moriera their first-choice in their summer search for a new number one (Daily Mirror).
Arsenal are talking with Steaua Bucharest over bringing defender Mirel Radoi to the club in a �3.5m deal (The Sun).
Harry Kewell will have to play with an injury in order to convince Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez to keep him at the club (The Times).
West Ham want to sign Spurs centre-back Dean Richards in on loan with a view to a permanent move (The Sun).
Bolton boss Sam Allardyce has demanded improved security around dug-outs to protect managers from abusive fans (The Daily Telegraph).
SFA chief executive David Taylor has warned that hooligan missile throwers could lead to grounds being fenced in (Daily Record).
Hearts striker Lee Miller has insisted linesman Andy Davis was wrong to award the spot-kick that kept Rangers six points clear at the top of the SPL (Daily Record).