Football rumours from today's newspapers

• Arsenal forward Andrey Arshavin, 30, has vowed to stay with the club until the end of the season, rejecting a move to Russian club Anzhi Makhachkala.
  (Metro)


• Arsenal have made preliminary moves to sign midfielder Claudio Yacob , 24, from Argentina's Racing Club, and could snap up the player on a free transfer in the summer.
  (Daily Mirror)


• Tottenham and Fulham are still eyeing up a move for Wigan striker Hugo Rodallega, 26.
  (Daily Mirror)


• Didier Drogba has been linked to Chicago Fire Chicago Fire are interested in signing Chelsea and Ivory Coast striker Didier Drogba, 33.
  (Goal)


• Everton are expected to sell striker Joao Silva, 21, this month - with clubs in Romania queuing up to sign the striker. The Romanian transfer window does not close until the middle of February.
  (talkSPORT)


• Manchester United are keen on Nice's £5m-rated right-back Diacko Fofana, a 17-year-old who broke into the French side's first team this year.
  (Daily Mail)

• Neil Warnock is the early favourite to replace Simon Grayson as Leeds United manager, although Alan Shearer is also keen to talk to chairman Ken Bates.
  (Metro)


• Daily Telegraph Wolves chairman Steve Morgan came into the dressing room minutes after their 3-0 home defeat by Liverpool and criticised their players.
  (Daily Star)


• Carlos Tevez is set to incur the wrath of Manchester City by playing a testimonial game for Boca Juniors in Buenos Aires on Saturday.
  (Daily Express)


• Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is still hopeful of retaining young midfielder Paul Pogba, 18.
  (Manchester Evening News )


• Chris Samba failed to move in the transfer window Blackburn captain David Dunn insists Chris Samba will be welcomed back into the Rovers dressing room after backing the want-away defender to continue giving his all for the club.
  (Lancashire Telegraph)


• Manchester United goalkeeper Ben Amos says he is ready to face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday if required.
  (Manchester Evening News)


• Sir Alex Ferguson says he had second thoughts about letting Ryan Shawcross leave Manchester United - but it was too late because the centre-half had put pen to paper with Stoke.
  (Stoke Sentinel )


• Newcastle owner Mike Ashley is believed to have ordered a major revamp at the club. The Magpies are hoping to add a clutch of quality additions to the first-team pool this summer and also put emphasis on the layers beneath manager Alan Pardew's senior roster.
  (Newcastle Chronicle)


• Sunderland boss Martin O'Neill has warned fans must not expect too much, too soon from fit-again striker Fraizer Campbell.
  (Newcastle Chronicle)


• Chelsea's accounts continue to make grim reading but things will get a lot worse for the club if they fail to qualify for the Champions League.
  (London Evening Standard)


• Midfielder Zoltan Gera, who had been ruled out for the rest of the season with a ruptured cruciate ligament, wants to give West Brom a surprise fitness boost by returning to action before the season ends.
  (Express & Star)

• Darron Gibson's goal for Everton against Manchester City has netted him a free meal at former team-mate Rio Ferdinand's restaurant.
  (Metro)