Transfer rumours: April 18 - Newcastle, Everton, Chelsea, AC Milan, Arsenal, Spurs, Man U, Blackburn, Pompey, Birmingham, Celtic, Sheff U, Liverpool, Reading, West Ham
Everton have today been linked with a summer move for Newcastle right back Stephen Carr.
That report from The Independent is one of today's top football transfer speculation stories. Here are some more:
Chelsea are confident of signing AC Milan's Brazilian star Kaka for £50m. (Daily Mirror)
AC Milan have agreed a £22m fee to bring Ronaldinho to the San Siro and will pay him £200,000-a-week. (Daily Mirror)
Arsenal want to sign Palermo's Brazilian striker Amauri and will offer him £3.2m-a-year contract. (Daily Mail)
Dimitar Berbatov's agent has said the Spurs striker wants to play Champions League football and several clubs are interested in him. (Daily Express)
Manchester United are ready to spend £90m on wages to keep Cristiano Ronaldo, Rio Ferdinand, Wes Brown and Michael Carrick at the club. (The Sun)
Brown will sign a new deal worth between £50,000 and £60,000-a-week, while Ronaldo will pick up £150,000-a-week. (Various)
Blackburn boss Mark Hughes admits he will be the first in the queue if Man Utd pair Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes become available. (Daily Star)
Portsmouth are prepared to break their transfer record to sign Port striker Lisandro Lopes for £12m. (Daily Mirror)
Birmingham are hoping to sign Argentine striker Gaston Sangoy from Cypriot side Apollon Limassol. (Daily Mirror)
Hamilton Academicals' 17-year-old prodigy James McCarthy is a target for Chelsea. (Daily Record)
Owen Coyle has warned Celtic off making an approach for Burnley's £3m-rated striker Kyle Lafferty. (Daily Record)
Kilmarnock are hopeful of signing Mehdi Taouil, Gavin Skelton and Alan Russell for next season. (Daily Record)
Sheffield United boss Kevin Blackwell wants to sign Blackpool's Wes Hoolahan for the Blades. (Various)
Liverpool could be forced to sell Fernando Torres and Ryan Babel if they fail to pay back a £35.1m loan used to help buy the pair. (The Times)
Tottenham manager Juande Ramos is prepared to let injury-prone captain Ledley King leave the club. (Various)
Nicky Shorey has refused to sign a new contract with Reading until their Premier League future is assured. (Daily Mirror)
West Ham are prepared to subsidise Freddie Ljungberg's wages, to get him off the club's wage bill. (Various)
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