All the latest football gossip from Monday's papers.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he rejected the chance to sign Spurs keeper Paul Robinson when the player was still at Leeds. (Various)
Southampton manager Harry Redknapp may not be willing to stay in the job if Saints are relegated from the Premiership. (The Times)
Chelsea will sign a new shirt sponsorship deal with an unnamed company that will be worth a record �40m (Daily Mirror), and it will be Samsung for �50m. (Daily Mail)
Malcolm Glazer will approach Manchester United's largest shareholders JP McManus and John Magnier directly in a last-ditch bid to own the club. (Daily Express)
However Glazer would consider selling his stake if Dubai's Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum does make a takeover bid. (The Guardian)
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck says owner Roman Abramovich will be at the club for a long time yet. (The Times)
Uefa is considering a change to the rules regarding Champions League qualification that could see Everton overtake Liverpool even if the Reds win the competition this year. (Daily Express, The Times)
Bolton boss Sam Allardyce is angry with chairman Phil Gartside over transfer funds for next season. (The Mirror)
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is scathing in his assessment of referee Neale Barry's performance in the 2-1 win over Newcastle. (Various)
Crystal Palace midfielder Vassilis Lakis is thought to be considering a move to AEK Athens in the summer. (The Times)
Martin O'Neill has pleaded with Celtic to break the bank for Craig Bellamy (Daily Record).
Alex McLeish says Celtic can only throw away the SPL title (Daily Record).
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