More news from today’s Sunday papers

THE PEOPLE SAYS: Nemanja Vidic is demanding a wage rise to put him on the same level as Manchester United teammate Rio Ferdinand.

David Beckham is targeting three major North American cities as part of his plans to buy a MLS franchise.
Mike Ashley has added fuel to the fire over the stadium sponsorship row after saying he feels ‘vindicated’ by Chelsea's decision to put naming rights for Stamford Bridge up for sale.

Gareth Southgate is locked in a legal battle with Middlesbrough following his sacking whilst Alan Curbishley could be in line for a shock return to Charlton.

Manchester City are lining up a £20million bid for Toulouse midfielder Moussa Sissoko.
Wigan are chasing AZ Alkmaar striker Moussa Dembele. Sunderland are considering making an £8million bid for Middlesbrough winger Adam Johnson.

THE DAILY STAR SUNDAY SAYS: Arsenal youngster Fran Merida is desperate to quit the club for Atletico Madrid.

Manchester United legend Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is keen on the Brighton job.

Spurs, Aston Villa and Everton have lost out to Valencia in the race to sign Standard Liege striker Milan Jovanovic.

West Ham will have to wait until the end of the season to try and sign Sampdoria striker Antonio Cassano.
Man Utd, Man City, Chelsea, Arsenal, Barcelona, Real Madrid and AC Milan all want to sign Borussia Dortmund defender Neven Subotic.

Newcastle are eyeing a loan move for Hull striker Daniel Cousin.

THE MAIL ON SUNDAY SAYS: Michael Owen's World Cup dream is all but over after Fabio Capello left him out of his England squad to face Brazil next week. Hull will axe manager Phil Brown this week.

THE SUNDAY EXPRESS SAYS: Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has three January targets - CSKA Moscow duo Igo Akinfeev and Milos Krasic and Palermo's Danish defender Simon Kjaer.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Jim Gannon and Nigel Adkins are in the frame for the Brighton job.
Chelsea, Liverpool and Sunderland have been told it will cost them £7million to land Middlesbrough winger Adam Johnson.