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Last Updated: Thursday, 23 June, 2005, 06:40 GMT 07:40 UK

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Thursday's gossip column

All the latest football gossip from Thursday's papers.
Wednesday's gossip

Robert Pires could be leaving Arsenal for Valencia after being unable to agree a new contract. (Daily Mirror).

Chelsea have had a world record �57m bid for AC Milan striker Andriy Shevchenko turned down. (Daily Mirror)

The arrival of Park Ji-Sung at Manchester United could have repercussions for other Old Trafford midfielders, with the futures of Liam Miller, Kieran Richardson and John O'Shea in doubt. (The Independent)

Real Madrid's Jonathan Woodgate will be allowed to start ballwork after nine months out of action. (The Sun)

Stuttgart boss Giovanni Trapattoni has cleared the way for Arsenal target Alexander Hleb to move to Highbury, admitting he does not want to hold onto an unhappy player. (The Times)

Aston Villa are keen on Everton defender Alan Stubbs. (Daily Express)

Wigan want to sign Boro's Szilard Nemeth, but will have to fight off West Brom. (Daily Star)

Charlton are on the verge of signing Reading midfielder Steve Sidwell for �2m. (The Sun, Daily Mirror)

Newcastle are interested in Middlesbrough striker Mark Viduka. (The Sun)

The Magpies have approached Deportivo centre-back Jorge Andrade, although a �12m price-tag may put them off. (Daily Star)

Celtic have moved closer to signing striker Maciej Zurawski from Wisla Krakow - only 24 hours after the deal looked to have fallen through. (Daily Record)

Ex-Parma coach Nevio Scala is the clear favourite to become Hearts coach. (Daily Record)

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