Transfer rumours and paper review: Sunday, October 2

Here are the latest transfer rumours from the morning's papers...

Former England captain David Beckham is thought to favour a move to Tottenham rather than Paris St Germain when his contract with Los Angeles Galaxy expires at the end of the MLS season this month. (Metro)

Paris St Germain and Inter Milan are ready to offer Carlos Tevez an escape route out of Manchester City in the January transfer window, but are not expected to bid more than £25m, substantially less than the £40m price tag City put on him in the summer. (Sunday Mirror)

Real Madrid are rumoured to be preparing a bid for Lille's Belgian midfielder Eden Hazard, a long-term target for Arsenal. (Metro)

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says he has "three or four years" left at the Old Trafford helm. (Sunday Mirror)

QPR midfielder Joey Barton has branded his former club Manchester City a "soap opera" and says the incident with Carlos Tevez reportedly refusing to play was "only a matter of time." (Sunday Mirror)

Everton are facing an FA investigation after home fans pelted Liverpool players with objects during the Merseyside derby at Goodison Park. (Daily Mail)

Liverpool right-back Martin Kelly is a shock contender for a place in the England squad for Friday's Euro 2012 qualifier in Montenegro. (Sunday Mirror)

Several Fulham players are said to be unhappy with the tactics employed by boss Martin Jol at Craven Cottage. (Sunday Mirror)

Nottingham Forest are likely to retain manager Steve McClaren rather than pay the £2m he would be entitled to if he is sacked. (Daily Mail)

Arsenal keeper Wojciech Szczesny says the team has a "secret" plan to deal with Tottenham's in-form striker Emmanuel Adebayor. (Sunday Telegraph)

Meanwhile Arsenal's Robert Van Persie has been urged to shake hands with his former team-mate and end their "feud". (Daily Express)

Carlos Tevez has reportedly been "banned" from travelling home to Argentina ahead of his disciplinary hearing for allegedly refusing to play. (Star on Sunday)

According to reports relations are strained between Fulham manager Martin Jol and striker Bobby Zamora after a heated training ground argument. (Sunday People)

And here are the latest transfer tales from talksport.co.uk...

Neville: 'Three years ago Rodwell's tackle wouldn't have been a foul!'

Kean: 'I'll take fans' criticism on the chin'

Pardew: Newcastle remaining unbeaten is an outstanding achievement

 Bruce happy as Sunderland show character to earn draw with West Brom

McLeish wants to make Villa Park a fortress

Hodgson: West Brom are getting back to normality

Doyle dismayed by disallowed goal for Wolves

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