All the latest football gossip from Wednesday's papers.
Jose Antonio Reyes, who had been linked with a move back to Spain, says he is happy at Arsenal and keen to stay (Express).
Cardiff and Derby are interested in Bournemouth's James Hayter (The Sun).
Boudewijn Zenden has told Middlesbrough he will look elsewhere if they do not make him an improved contract offer (Mirror).
Liverpool have joined Manchester United in the chase for Real Zaragoza's Argentine defender Gabi Milito (Mail).
Wigan manager Paul Jewell has asked club chairman Dave Whelan to appoint a director of football to help him in next season's Premiership campaign (Telegraph).
Newcastle goalkeeper Shay Given says he is "worried about the club's direction" after this season's disappointments. (Guardian).
Liverpool have asked Feyenoord about striker Dirk Kuyt but any move is likely to depend upon Jerzy Dudek being willing to go the other way (Guardian).
Aston Villa boss David O'Leary has been given permission to talk to Newcastle outcast Craig Bellamy (The Sun).
Fifa president Sepp Blatter says clubs found guilty of tapping up players should be subject to transfer bans (Independent).
Hernan Crespo has not ruled out the possibility of returning to Chelsea after his loan spell at AC Milan expires (Express).
Chelsea could sign Barcelona's Cameroon striker Samuel Eto'o as a replacement for Didier Drogba or Mateja Kezman (The Sun).
Paul Lambert is set to be named the new boss of Livingston. (Daily Record)
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