Bilbao ace Martinez on Man City radar

Published Nov. 12, 2011 12:00 a.m. ET

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THE SUN

Frank Lampard insists John Terry is not racist.

Wigan skipper Antolin Alcaraz is "hurting" over the spitting incident that landed him with a three-match ban.

Manchester City were last night still waiting for a response from Carlos Tevez as to why he has gone AWOL in Argentina.

Liverpool must wait until the summer to discover if they can sign Barcelona midfielder Seydou Keita.

DAILY MIRROR

Fabio Capello has taken John Terry out of the firing line at Wembley tonight - but he will wear the captain's armband next week.

Aaron Ramsey insists he can still play for Team GB at the Olympics and be a committed Wales captain.

Fulham boss Martin Jol has targeted Swansea forward Scott Sinclair.

Liverpool are closing in on young Swiss striker Nicolas Hunziker.

Graham Taylor could quit as Watford chairman after a row with club owner Laurence Bassini.

DAILY STAR

The Republic of Ireland virtually booked their place in Euro 2012 with a stunning first-leg play-off win in Estonia last night.

Carlos Tevez delivered another snub to Manchester City last night as he refused to explain his latest actions.

DAILY MAIL

Frank Lampard says England would have considered standing up to FIFA if they hadn't agreed to putting poppies on armbands.

Manchester City have sounded out Athletic Bilbao over midfielder Javi Martinez.

Arsenal will listen to offers for defender Sebastien Squillaci.

Wigan have told Hugo Rodallega they want his future resolved before the transfer window opens in January.

Former Southampton, Everton, Sheffield United and Stoke striker James Beattie is training with Bournemouth.

DAILY EXPRESS

Fabio Capello insists he has no regrets over restoring John Terry as England captain - despite the fact Frank Lampard will lead the team out against Spain today.

DAILY RECORD

Goal king Kenny Miller hailed his sensational strike against Cyprus as his best ever as he set Scotland on their way to victory last night.

Bolo Zenden last night admitted he was shocked that Celtic had pulled the plug on a deal to take him to Parkhead.

Rangers are on the trail on Nepalese defender Rohit Chand.

Wolves manager Mick McCarthy has stepped in to help resolve the dispute between Steven Fletcher and Scotland boss Craig Levein.

THE GUARDIAN

Fabio Capello harbours no regrets about his reappointment of John Terry as England's permanent captain, and has confirmed the Chelsea centre-half will regain the armband after this evening's friendly against Spain.

THE INDEPENDENT

Manchester City have announced they are prepared to take a calculated risk by not entering into discussions on a new contract for midfielder Nigel de Jong until next summer.