Transfer rumours and paper review with Chris Davies: Tuesday, February 14

Here are the latest transfer rumours from the papers and beyond...

Lille winger Eden Hazard, 21, has decided to join Tottenham at the end of the season, despite interest from Manchester United, Manchester City, Arsenal and Chelsea. However, a fee has yet to be agreed between Spurs and the French side. (France Football)

However, Hazard has refused to be drawn on reports linking him with a move to White Hart Lane. "Maybe it will be Tottenham," he said of his summer destination. (RTBF)

Arsenal have Benfica striker Rodrigo lined up as a possible replacement should Robin Van Persie leave Emirates Stadium. The 20-year-old had a loan spell at Bolton last season. (Daily Mail)

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich addressed manager Andre Villas-Boas and the Blues squad at the club's Cobham training ground after Saturday's 2-0 defeat by Everton. (The Guardian)

Villas-Boas's future is in increasing doubt after his players openly criticised his tactics and team selections. They questioned the Portuguese's methods after he had blamed poor attitude and application for a run of poor recent results. (Daily Mirror)

Former Tottenham striker Jurgen Klinsmann has played down speculation that he could take over as Tottenham manager if Harry Redknapp leaves to take the England role. (London Evening Standard)

Former Wolves manager Mick McCarthy is set to be offered the Leeds United job vacated by Simon Grayson. (Daily Mail)

Wolves are ready to turn to Steve Bruce to keep them in the Premier League after sacking McCarthy. (The Sun)

Wolves chairman Steve Morgan has backed former Charlton and West Ham boss Alan Curbishley as having the necessary credentials to take over at Molineux, but warns that there are a number of well-qualified candidates. (Express & Star)

Sunderland will triple the wages of winger James Mcclean, 22, after his superb run of form under manager Martin O'Neill. (Daily Mirror)

Ledley King hopes he has done enough to convince Tottenham he is worth a new two-year deal. (The Sun)

Peter Odemwingie wants West Brom to tie manager Roy Hodgson down on a new contract in order to maintain stability at the club. (Daily Star)

Manchester United's Ryan Giggs, who is poised for his 900th game for the club, believes Premier League players do not need a staged pre-match handshake to prove their respect for each other. (Daily Telegraph)

The break in protocol before Manchester United's league meeting with Liverpool at Old Trafford on Saturday - which saw the visitors walk along the line of United players during the pre-match handshakes rather than vice-versa - was an attempt by referee Phil Dowd to keep Luis Suarez out of trouble. (Daily Mail)

Liverpool's American owners are set to fly in this week in an attempt to repair the damage inflicted by the Suarez handshake row. (Daily Express)

Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has risked the wrath of Manchester City fans on Twitter, laughing at Kolo and Yaya Toure's Africa Cup of Nations final defeat for Ivory Coast. (Metro)

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

Hazard drops hint about summer move to Spurs

Udinese ready to cash in on highly-rated keeper

Tevez: 'I want to return to Man City'

Arsenal confirm former Barcelona starlet has signed professional contract

Liverpool shirt sponsor raises concerns over Suarez saga

Arsenal defender fears he could miss the rest of the season

Exclusive - Hibbitt: Wolves wrong to sack McCarthy

Man United face fierce competition for Basel starlet

Man City striker attracting interest from Bayern Munich

Juventus chasing Man United ace and Chelsea strike target

Exclusive - Richards warns Wolves: 'All the top managers are already taken'