All the latest football gossip from Monday's papers.
Sir Alex Ferguson will not hold talks with new Manchester United owner Malcolm Glazer until after next weekend's FA Cup final. (Daily Mirror)
But Ferguson is set to announce his decision - and that of chief executive David Gill - to stay on at Old Trafford within the next 24 hours. (Daily Express)
Premier League chief Richard Scudamore says Malcolm Glazer would find it "almost impossible" to break the collective deal on TV rights. (The Independent, Daily Telegraph)
Middlesbrough chairman has accused England boss Sven-Goran Eriksson of, "sometimes saying too much, too often," after the Swede's comments on his England successor. (Daily Mail, Daily Mirror, Daily Star)
Newcastle are set to miss out on summer target Michael Owen as Real Madrid are holding out for bigger offers from Chelsea and Arsenal. (Daily Mail, The Sun)
But the England striker insists he wants to stay at the Spanish club and win trophies with them. (Daily Star)
Real Madrid say they will not pursue Manchester United players Rio Ferdinand or Cristiano Ronaldo. (The Sun)
Newcastle skipper Alan Shearer has warned the club not to try talking him out of retirement again at the end of next season. (The Sun)
Manchester United legend Eric Cantona says he fears for the club's future saying he is "angry and disappointed," by Malcolm Glazer's takeover. (The Sun)
Celtic boss Martin O'Neill believes his side received justice when Hearts were denied a late penalty in the Bhoys' 2-1 win on Sunday. (Daily Record)
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