The top stories from papers and websites - 25 June 2012

• Penalty hell for England as they lost their Euro 2012 quarter-final shootout against Italy.


• Samir Nasri's future with France is in doubt after his country's FA dubbed his foul-mouthed rant at a journalist "intolerable".


• Cardiff are weighing up a move to sign Liverpool and Wales striker Craig Bellamy.


• Former Leeds and Liverpool winger Harry Kewell is coming back to England after quitting Australian side Melbourne Victory for family reasons.

• England suffered yet another agonising penalty shootout defeat last night.


• Former Liverpool and Aston Villa boss Gerard Houllier has been appointed global sports director at Austrian club Red Bull Salzburg.


• Arsene Wenger said he is "on the case" about Germany forward Marco Reus, as he commentated on Germany v Greece for French TV.

• It was agony for Ashley Young and Ashley Cole as England's penalty shootout jinx struck again.


• Barcelona have made a move for Manchester City's teenage midfielder Joan Angel Roman.


• Reading are set to bid £2m for Leeds United midfielder Adam Clayton who has been transfer-listed after failing to agree new terms at Elland Road.


• Birmingham finally hope to name Lee Clark as their new boss this week.

• England's big tournament jinx struck again last night as they were beaten by Italy.


• Everton and West Brom are looking to capitalise on the problems at Rangers by moving for Steven Naismith and Steven Whittaker.


• Blackburn are planning a double raid on Newcastle with Dan Gosling and Leon Best on manager Steve Kean's wanted list.


• West Brom and Newcastle are both keen on a loan move for Tottenham full-back Danny Rose. Spurs are also expected to lose full-back Vedran Corluka.

• Same old story for England as Italy win dramatic penalty shootout in Euro 2012.

• Steven Naismith and Steven Whittaker have officially quit Rangers and have warned new owner Charles Green he can do nothing to stop other contract rebels following them out of Ibrox.

• Italy and Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli has been immortalised by an artist with wheat field 'crop circle' in Italy.