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On Monday, the English press writes about Aston Villa defender Lee Hendrie's two-month loan to Crystal Palace, Tottenham's interest in Odd Grenland defender Pelle Nillson, Milan Mandaric's possibility to acquire Leicester, Chelsea captain's worrying back pain, and Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink's injury.
Aston Villa defender Lee Hendrie is prepared to move to Crystal Palace for two months under a loan agreement. ("Daily Mirror")
Tottenham will scout Sweden's Odd Grenland defender Pelle Nillson when he plays against Rosenborg. ("Daily Mail")
Birmingham warned Cardiff not to target team defender Neil Kilkenny. ("Daily Mirror")
Leeds is ready to sign a contract with Polish national team defender Bartosz Karwan, who became a free agent after leaving Legia Warsaw. ("Daily Mirror")
Former Portsmouth owner Milan Mandaric did not rule out the possibility of buying Leicester City. (Various)
W.B.A is aiming for Swindon manager Dennis Wise, who would replace Bryan Robson who resigned from his position on September 18th. ("Daily Mirror")
Chelsea captain John Terry, who is suffering from constant back pain, will undergo a test and may miss Wednesday's UEFA Champions League match against Levski Sofia. ("Daily Express")
Striker Marlon King is so annoyed by claims that "Watford is struggling" that he wants coach Aidy Boothroyd to ban the word in training. ("The Sun")
St Mirren striker John Sutton, who has already refused to sign a new contract, refuses to comment on rumors about signing a deal with the club. ("Daily Record")
Wigan defender Paul Scharner could face a four-match ban if the Austrian national team tries to call him back into the squad after ending his international career and he refuses the call-up. ("Daily Mirror")
The Scottish national team could have their top-level training complex built in Bothwell within the next 18 months. ("Daily Record")
It is uncertain whether Celtic's Dutch legionnaire, striker Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink, will be able to help his team in the Champions League match against Kobenhavn, as he suffered a shin injury in the victorious derby against Rangers. ("The Sun")
