All the latest football gossip from Friday's papers.
Tottenham defender Ledley King says he has no intention of leaving the club despite being linked with a host of big-name clubs, including rivals Arsenal. (The Sun)
The Gunners may have missed out on King, but they have been boosted by the news that Jose Antonio Reyes wants to stay at the club rather than move to Real Madrid. (The Sun)
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson looks unlikely to be given any funds for a summer spending spree. (The Sun)
There's more bad news for Ferguson on Friday. Middlesbrough midfielder Stewart Downing has warned he will never join Manchester United even if they made an approach for him. United are among the clubs that have been tracking the player this season. (Daily Mirror)
Michael Owen could be on his way back to the Premiership, saying he would be happy to play for Liverpool again in the future. (The Sun, The Guardian)
Former Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp believes his initial replacement, Velimir Zejec, will be on his way out of the club before too long. (Daily Mirror)
Hernan Crespo has no desire to return to Chelsea and is "ready to make any sacrifices" to stay at AC Milan where he is on loan. (Daily Mail)
Blackburn defender Ryan Nelsen will be rewarded by the Premiership club with a new contract. (The Sun)
Bolton boss Sam Allardyce is ready to splash out on a new striker for next season. (The Sun)
Leicester manager Craig Levein has ruled out a summer transfer swoop for Hearts midfielder Paul Hartley. (Daily Record)
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