Source: Daily_Mail
Manchester United eye £35m move for Luka Modric as Newcastle set sights on Carlton Cole
MAIL ON SUNDAY: That's your Ancelotti! Chelsea owner ready to swing the axe after shock FA Cup defeatCarlo Ancelotti's future at Chelsea looks increasingly bleak after histeam were beaten by Everton in a dramatic penalty shoot-out at StamfordBridge in Saturday's FA Cup fourth round replay. Down and out: Ashley Cole missed the decisive penalty as Chelsea were dumped out of the FA Cup by EvertonAlso: ?270,000! Hospitality tickets for 2012 Olympics will be most expensive everOfficial prestige tickets for the 2012 Olympic Games - including foodand drinks as well as a seat - will be among the most expensive in thehistory of sport.Bahrain's bloodshed has Ecclestone hours from cancelling its GP Bernie Ecclestone is expected tocancel the Bahrain Grand Prix within the next 72 hours because of theviolence surrounding pro-democracy protests in the Gulf state'scapital, Manama.NEWS OF THE WORLD: Luka Modric is wanted by Sir Alex Ferguson as a ?35m replacement for Paul Scholes. In demand: United are set to make a ?35m bid for Spurs midfielder Luka Modric Also: Carlo Ancelotti faces the boot after Chelsea crashed out of the FA Cup.THE PEOPLE: Liverpool are ready to hand keeper Pep Reina a ?10,000-a-week pay rise to keep him out of the clutches of Manchester united. Also: Steve Evans watched his Crawley heroes give mighty Manchester United the fright of their lives - then blamed ref Lee Probert for their Cup exit.Carlo Ancelotti admitted he is under pressure as Chelsea prepare for two matches to salvage their season from disaster. On the move: Newcastle could bid for Cole in the summer SUNDAY MIRROR: Newcastle are lining up a summer move for ?10million-rated West Ham striker Carlton Cole. Also: Sir Alex Ferguson has warned Europe that English clubs are ready to dominate the Champions League again. SUNDAY EXPRESS: Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has slammed UEFA for their 'killer' ticket prices for May's Champions League final at Wembley. Also: Penalty flops Nicolas Anelka and Ashley Cole put under-fire Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti on the spot last night, but Wes Brown ensured Manchester United scraped a 1-0 win over plucky non-league Crawley. DAILY STAR: Sir Alex Ferguson has slammed UEFA's ticket prices for the Champions League Final at Wembley as 'unbelievable and a killer for supporters'. Also: Holders Chelsea crashed out of the FA Cup after Ashley Cole's horror shootout spot-kick. Harry Redknapp could swoop for discarded Chelsea ace Daniel Sturridge to bolster Tottenham's striker force in the summer - thanks to the keen eye of Tim Sherwood. SUNDAY TELEGRAPH: Carlo Ancelotti admits he is 'under pressure' at Chelsea manager after the club's season plumbed new depths with an FA Cup fourth-round replay defeat on penalties to Everton yesterday. Also: The Football Association and the Premier League are trying to clamp down on football agents using social-networking websites to gain access to youth team players as young as 14 and 15.Formula One's teams would like to see next month's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix cancelled in the wake of bloody violence in the island kingdom this week. SUNDAY TIMES: The England team and the prospects for English talent will be dead within a generation unless elite youth development is overhauled, Premier League and Football League clubs are being warned. Also: Rogue football agents have found a new and unlawful way to lure vulnerable young players: Facebook.The Bahrain Grand Prix is unlikely to go ahead as planned on March 13 and if it does, at least one leading team will not be there. INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY: Arsenal and Tottenham having given his Manchester United side - and Chelsea - hard acts to follow in the Champions League this week, Sir Alex Ferguson has insisted with good reason that English clubs are still very much a force in European competition. Explore more:People: Paul Scholes, Alex Ferguson, Harry Redknapp, Carlton Cole, Bernie Ecclestone, Ashley Cole, Luka Modric, Wes Brown, Nicolas Anelka, Daniel Sturridge, Carlo Ancelotti Places: Liverpool, Newcastle, Bahrain, United Kingdom, Europe Organisations: Football Association, Football League