Middlesbrough want to take Blackburn striker Craig Bellamy back to the North East. (Daily Mirror)

Newcastle will make a �1m swoop for Derby's 17-year-old Giles Barnes. (Daily Mirror)

Manchester City manager Stuart Pearce has opened talks with Lazio's French international midfielder Ousmane Dabo. (Daily Mirror)

Colombian striker Juan Pablo Angel will quit Aston Villa unless he is guaranteed regular first-team football next year. (Daily Mirror)

Wolves will make an official approach to Coventry boss Micky Adams about succeeding Glenn Hoddle as manager. (The Sun)

Hibernian manager Tony Mowbray is another potential target for Wolves if they sack boss Glenn Hoddle. (Daily Mail)

Blackburn boss Mark Hughes has slammed the offside law as a "mess". (The Sun)

Fulham striker Luis Boa Morte has not ruled out a move away from Craven Cottage this summer. (The Sun)

Sheffield United boss Neil Warnock will make Israeli international Nir Davidovich his first signing for the Premiership. (Daily Mirror)

Watford boss Adrian Boothroyd ordered the Hornets fans to boo his players as they practised penalties to simulate the atmosphere of a play-off penalty shoot-out. (The Sun)

Crewe boss Dario Gradi has vowed to stay on despite seeing his side relegated to League One. (The Sun)

Falkirk are set to offer Mark Howard a permanent deal after the on-loan keeper was told by Arsenal that they would not be offering him a new contract. (Daily Record)

Ex-Aberdeen boss Steve Paterson is in contention to land the managerial post at Ross County. (Daily Record)

Motherwell captain Scott Leitch will be named Ross County manager on Tuesday. (Sun)

Celtic manager Gordon Strachan and midfielder Stilian Petrov had a blazing row at half-time as the Glasgow club received the Scottish Premier League title against Hibernian on Sunday. (Daily Record)

Charlton are already looking for a new manager in case Alan Curbishley lands the England job. (Sun)

Celtic will offer Shunsuke Nakamura an improved contract to prevent him leaving for La Liga after just one season in Glasgow. (Daily Express)