Transfer news, rumours and gossip from Friday's papers

Arsenal braced for Fab bid from new Barca president Rosell

Man City target Dzeko begs Wolfsburg to let him go  

Stoke start summer clear-out by offloading Griffin and Simonsen

Everton wonderkid to join Oldham on loan

Geovanni set for Hull exit  

Internet rumours of Terry-Gerrard private life rift are rubbish - Exclusive  

Stories from today's other papers and around the web

Roy Hodgson will make a £15m joint bid for two Real Madrid Dutchmen -  left-back Royston Drenthe and attacking midfielder Rafael van der Vaart (ElfFoetball)

Liverpool are battling Spurs for the signature of Galatasaray winger Arda Turan (The Sun)          

The Reds have rejected a £5m Juventus move for Rafa Benitez's pal Albert Riera (Daily Mail)

Arsenal have joined Juventus and Bayern Munich in tracking Monaco keeper Stephane Ruffier (Football-Actu)

Manchester City can have Lazio left back Aleksandar Kolarov after Real Madrid turned their attentions to Chelsea's Ashley Cole instead (Daily Mail).

West Brom have laughed off West Ham 's £4.5m bid for highly-rated midfielder Graham Dorrans . They want £10m (The Sun)

Sam Allardyce wants to bring Rangers striker Kris Boyd to Blackburn (Daily Express) 

Stoke are going back in for Joe Ledley , who is out of contract at Cardiff. The Potters had a £6m bid rejected two years ago but he can now leave for nothing (The Sun)

Celtic boss Neil Lennon is also chasing Ledley, as well as Hull's Jimmy Bullard , Arsenal's S ol Campbell , Stoke's Liam Lawrence and Fulham's Diomansy Kamara . He's already snapped up Aberdeen's Charlie Mulgrew and South Korea right back Ca-Du-Ri (Daily Record)

New boys Blackpool are chasing a £1m move for West Ham's Danny Gabbidon , but Hameur Bouazza is set to walk out for Paris St Germain (The Sun)

Portsmouth want Lazio to double their £5m joint bid for K evin-Prince Boateng and Nadir Belhadj (Daily Star)

New Pompey boss Steve Cotterill says he's confident of keeping David James at Fratton Park (Daily Mail)

Alan Curbishley' s chances of taking over as Fulham boss look like being torpedoed by feuds with his former Charlton and West Ham players Danny Murphy and Paul Konchesky (Independent)