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

On Wednesday, the English press writes about Michael Ballack's conditions at "Chelsea", a new FIFA rule regarding racism, the future of the "Newcastle" coach, and changes among the leaders of the Championship and Premier League.

"Arsenal" star Thierry Henry stated that he won't rush to make a decision about his future in the "Gunners" team. (Various)

The English national team coach hopes to find a new job in the next few weeks and it is rumored that he will choose between the South African national team and Real Madrid. ("The Sun")

Michael Ballack wants guarantees that he will play in the main team at "Stamford Bridge" next season, so he is delaying accepting a £25 million offer from "Chelsea". ("Daily Express")

FIFA has adopted a new rule which states that racist incidents by fans or players at the World Cup will cost teams three points. (Various)

Referees at this year's World Cup will earn double the salary - £22,690. (Various)

"Lyon" president Jean-Michel Aulas denied rumors that "Chelsea" striker Didier Drogba is at the top of their list of future purchases. ("Daily Telegraph")

If "Newcastle" chairman Freddy Shepherd finds a new coach before the end of the season, he may offer Glenn Roeder, who is currently temporarily coaching "The Magpies", the position of football director. ("Daily Star")

Former "Liverpool" manager Gerard Houllier is interested in a vacant spot at "Newcastle" club. ("Daily Mirror")

"Liverpool" striker Florent Sinama Pongolle threatened to leave "Anfield" if manager Rafael Benitez signs more strikers. ("Daily Mirror")

"Sunderland" club president Bob Murray is confident that despite the team's relegation from the Premier League and a decrease in their income, they will be able to retain their players. ("The Independent")

"Everton" defender Matteo Ferrari hopes that "Roma" will agree to extend his loan contract for another season. ("The Times")

It is likely that "Liverpool" will finally conclude negotiations with "Valencia" defender Fabio Aurelio regarding contract terms. ("The Times")

Real estate tycoon Michael Wilde has purchased more "Southampton" shares, posing a real threat to current president Rupert Lowe's position. ("Daily Star")

Pascal Chimbonda hinted that he has reached a verbal agreement with "Wigan" coach Paul Jewell to leave the team next month. ("Daily Mirror")

"Santos" defender Zvenyika Makonese is interested in the possibility of moving to "Wigan". ("The Independent")

"Derby" plans to offer a new contract to promising 17-year-old talent Giles Barnes, who has already received offers from "Arsenal", "Liverpool", "Everton", and "Newcastle". ("Daily Star")

If new investors acquire "Derby", Mick McCarthy may become the club's new coach. ("The Sun")

In the summer, "Sheffield United", who will compete in the Premier League next season, intend to acquire "Leeds" reserve goalkeeper Ian Bennett. ("The Sun")

"Nantes" defender Jeremy Toulalan has decided to continue his career at French champions "Lyon" rather than at "Rangers". ("Daily Express")

Shunsuke Nakamura hinted that he can't wait to sign a new contract with "Celtic". (Various)

This week, "Aberdeen" will decide on the future of defender Danny Griffin and goalkeeper Neil Macfarlane. (Various)

For survival in the Championship league, "Sheffield Wednesday" coach Paul Sturrock will be able to purchase players for £2 million. (Various)