Each day we'll bring you the very latest tabloid rumors as the biggest clubs around splash the cash to bolster their rosters. True or not, they're always entertaining...
THE SUN
Andre Villas-Boas watched his Chelsea side storm into the last 16 of the Champions League and then demanded more respect for his team.
Guus Hiddink is set to be named new boss of Anzhi Makhachkala, ending speculation he could return to Stamford Bridge.
Luis Suarez will find out today if he faces another FA charge after being caught on camera making an offensive gesture to Fulham fans.
Chelsea will let Josh McEachran join Bolton on loan as part of their move for Gary Cahill.
Swansea boss Brendan Rodgers is considering a double swoop on ADO Den Haag as he eyes Jens Toornstra and Christian Kum.
Manchester City are considering moves for Senegal pair Khassim Soumare and Ass Mandaw Sy.
Wigan have dashed Blackpool's hopes of keeping Callum McManaman on loan beyond January.
Nick Barmby's future at Hull City will be settled after three more games.
Struggling Ipswich have been rocked by a row between Paul Jewell and Jimmy Bullard.
DAILY STAR
The Montenegro player Wayne Rooney kicked to earn a red card and three-math Euro 2012 ban has pleaded with UEFA to reduce the suspension.
Liverpool will find out this week whether Luis Suarez faces a ban for his one-finger salute at Fulham.
Peter Ridsdale has defended his track record after being named new chairman at Preston.
Mick McCarthy says Wolves' last-gasp win over Sunderland at the weekend saved him from the sack.
DAILY MIRROR
Carlos Tevez was last night heading out of Manchester City after AC Milan agreed terms with the rebel striker.
Italian giants Juventus have made a cheeky cut-price £2million bid for Chelsea's Alex - and are also keen on David Luiz.
Tottenham are looking to swap Roman Pavlyuchenko for Marseille striker Loic Remy.
Rafa Benitez's agent has denied the former Liverpool boss is in talks with PSG.
DAILY MAIL
QPR striker Heidar Helguson is in line for a new deal.
Preston fans are bracing themselves for cutbacks after Peter Ridsdale's shock appointment as chairman.
West Ham are keen to sign Chelsea outcast Nicolas Anelka.
Swansea are set to revive their interest in ADO Den Haag midfielder Jens Toornstra.
Juventus are keen on Chelsea striker Salomon Kalou, but could be put off by his involvement in the African Cup of Nations.
DAILY EXPRESS
Martin O'Neill says taking over at Sunderland is a "labour of love".
Didier Drogba wept in the dressing room when Jose Mourinho announced he was leaving Chelsea.
Swansea and Liverpool are battling for Cliftonville striker Rory Donnelly.
Galatasaray are close to a deal to sign Jose Antonio Reyes from Atletico Madrid.
THE TIMES
Carlos Tevez's representatives are close to reaching an agreement with AC Milan over a loan move in January, but Manchester City insist that they will accept only a permanent transfer for their former captain.
THE GUARDIAN
Manchester City's desire to sever their ties with Carlos Tevez will see Milan make an opening offer to take him on loan for the rest of the season before paying 20million euros (£17.2m) to sign him next summer.
DAILY RECORD
The SFA are ready to ban Jim McIntyre - for agreeing with them.
Scott Brown insists he wants to stay at Celtic for the rest of his career.
Hearts have promoted academy director John Murray to director of football.
Hearts defender Jason Thomson admits he needs a fresh challenge away from Tynecastle.
