All the latest gossip from Monday's newspapers.
Newcastle have joined the race for James Beattie and are willing to offer Laurent Robert plus £5m (The Sun).
Tottenham sporting director Frank Arnesen concedes that the club would consider selling Ledley King if they were made a decent offer (Daily Mirror).
Spain coach Luis Aragones is confident he is not going to be punished for alleged racist remarks (Daily Express).
Birmingham owner David Sullivan has admitted he regrets not buying Tottenham Hotspur (The Sun).
Manchester United hero Eric Cantona caused controversy on Sunday by swearing in a live interview on the club's official TV channel (Various).
Newcastle striker Alan Shearer says he still intends to retire at the end of the season (Daily Mirror).
Fifa president Sepp Blatter says racist fans should be shamed in the middle of the pitch (The Guardian).
Charlton manager Alan Curbishley has ruled out a return for former star Scott Parker (The Sun).
Rangers striker Shota Arveladze has hinted he may leave the club when his contract expires at the end of this season. (Daily Record)
Hibernian's Tam McManus could be one of the players used as a makeweight in manager Tony Mowbray's transfer dealings during January. (Daily Record)
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