The top stories from papers and websites - 15 June 2012

• Everton chairman Bill Kenwright is ready to make David Moyes one of Europe's best paid managers to keep him away from Tottenham.


• Harry Redknapp claimed he would have won the Premier League title in the next couple of years if he had been left in charge of Tottenham.


• Edin Dzeko is a £25million target for Bayern Munich as Manchester City look to clear the decks so they can sign Robin van Persie.


• Former Aston Villa boss Alex McLeish has been offered a chance to manage Besiktas.


• Salomon Kalou is back on Arsenal's wish-list following his release by Chelsea.

• Harry Redknapp insists he never wanted to leave Tottenham but vowed: "I'm still in love with football - I'll be back soon." As for his sacking, he added: "I won't slit my throat over it."


• Wigan chief Dave Whelan insists he will not stop Tottenham talking to Roberto Martinez.


• Gary Lineker reckons Tottenham are 'idiots' for parting company with Harry Redknapp.


• West Ham boss Sam Allardyce has made a bold move to make former Real Madrid star Guti his first signing of the summer. The 35-year-old is available on a free transfer after leaving Besiktas last November.


• Cardiff manager Malky Mackay has been handed £25million to improve his squad.


• Inter Milan will use Andrea Ranocchia as makeweight in their move for Manchester City's Aleksandar Kolarov.


• Shenhua Shanghai insist they can still sign Didier Drogba despite his high wage demands.


• West Brom are at a stalemate with Birmingham over goalkeeper Ben Foster.

• Harry Redknapp has hit back at his critics and defended his record as Tottenham manager.


• Arsenal are keen on signing Russia international Alan Dzagoev.


• Ryan Nelsen is expected to undergo a medical at QPR on Friday ahead of a free transfer.


• Barnsley are showing interest in former Middlesbrough striker Mido, who is a free agent.


• Manchester City are finalising a deal for FC Ashdod midfielder Nir Biton, 20. Biton impressed on trial at City. Everton and Aston Villa were also interested.

• David Moyes is flying back from holiday in America for talks with Everton owner Bill Kenwright as Tottenham step up their bid to make him their next boss.


• Roy Keane is competing with Alan Curbishley, Phil Brown and Lee Clark to become the new Birmingham boss.


• Premier League newcomers Reading have failed with a second bid, worth more than £2m, for Watford’s Jamaican defender Adrian Mariappa, 25.

• Roy Keane is on a shortlist to become the next manager of Birmingham.


• Gabriel Tamas wants to stay at West Brom as they prepare for Jonas Olsson's departure.


• Bolton plan to test Leicester's resolve with a £1.5million bid for defender Matt Mills next week.


• Sven-Goran Eriksson has delivered a stark warning to Roy Hodgson by claiming it is "in the heart and soul of every Swede to make life miserable for England".

• Walter Smith has been told to fork out £20million if he wants to grab control of Rangers from Charles Green.

• Manchester United, Arsenal and Tottenham target Klaas-Jan Huntelaar could be available for as little as £17m after Schalke general manager Horst Heldt confirmed the striker has a buy-out clause.

• Chelsea could turn to Fiorentina forward Stevan Jovetic as talks drag on to sign Hulk from Porto.

• Gareth Bale could be the next star to walk out of White Hart Lane, after his agent claimed Tottenham’s lack of Champions League football represents ‘a problem’.

• Inter Milan and AC Milan are ready to battle it out for the signature of Manchester United midfielder Anderson.