Thursday's review of the English press © EuroFootball.com

On Thursday the English press writes about Real Madrid's desire to lure Rafael Benitez, the future Arsenal signings list, Michael Owen's speedy rehabilitation, and Inter Milan's representatives meeting with Michael Ballack's agents.

Manchester City head coach Stuart Pearce wants to acquire Wayne Bridge from Chelsea for 6 million pounds. ("The Sun")

Curtis Davies firmly stated that he will stay in West Brom, even if they are forced to leave the Premier League. ("The Sun")

On the other hand, Arsenal plans to offer 5 million pounds for this talented 20-year-old player in the summer. ("Daily Mirror")

Inter Milan representatives met with Michael Ballack's agent and discussed the possible return of the German national team captain this summer. ("The Guardian")

Samuel Eto'o is convinced that clubs whose fans racially insult players should face stricter punishments. ("The Guardian")

Newcastle star Michael Owen is recovering rapidly from a broken foot and is already ahead of his rehabilitation plan by a week. ("The Times")

Dutch Guus Hiddink, who was among the candidates for the position of England national team coach, will become the new coach of the Russian national team. ("The Independent")

Former world rally champion Carlos Sainz is considering the possibility of becoming the new president of Real Madrid. ("The Independent")

Real Madrid seeks to lure Rafael Benitez, but Liverpool is fiercely trying to keep the Spaniard. ("Daily Mirror")

Arsenal head coach Arsene Wenger has his eye on Middlesbrough striker Yakubu, who could play alongside Thierry Henry next season. ("Daily Express")

Paul Dickov wants Blackburn to offer him a long-term contract. ("Daily Star")

Australian Mark Viduka hinted that he plans to leave Middlesbrough this summer. ("Daily Mail")