All the latest gossip from Wednesday's newspapers.
Arsenal have received a �30m windfall with ITV buying another 5% stake in the club. (The Sun)
Bayern Munich defender Lucio fears the return of striker Dennis Bergkamp could threaten his club's first-leg lead in Wednesday's Champions League match. (The Sun)
Fifa president Sepp Blatter has stepped up his campaign for professional referees, saying it would help prevent corruption. (The Independent)
Crystal Palace have flown to Cyprus to recharge their batteries before attempting to avoid relegation from the Premiership. (Daily Mirror)
New Leeds chairman Ken Bates insists Kevin Blackwell has a long-term future as manager of the Elland Road club. (The Sun)
Patrick Kluivert, who has two months remaining on his Newcastle contract, is by no means certain to be rewarded with an extended deal. (The Guardian)
Reading boss Steve Coppell admits the gamble in bringing in veterans Les Ferdinand and Martin Keown has failed. (Daily Mirror)
Milan Mandaric is to renew his attempt to persuade Gordon Strachan to take over as Portsmouth manager after the former Southampton boss turned him down last November. (Daily Mail)
West Brom manager Bryan Robson says there is no rift between himself and Mel Eves, the agent of his leading scorer Rob Earnshaw. (The Independent)
Aberdeen boss Jimmy Calderwood wants to sign 10 players in a summer spending spree, and highlighted Fabian Caballero, Steve Lovell and Barry Nicholson as key targets. (Daily Record)
St Mirren face the prospect of administration, with less than three months to sell their ground and settle a �700,000 overdraft.
(Daily Record)
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