DAILY MAIL: Arsene Wenger fears his young Arsenal team are in danger of breaking up after it emerged that Emmanuel Adebayor has demanded £80,000 a week to stay at the club. Also: Dave Whelan believes Sir Alex Ferguson's reign at Manchester United may be nearing an end and that his Wigan manager Steve Bruce is one of the leading candidates to replace him.

DAILY EXPRESS: Kevin Keegan has been summoned to London today for a slap on the wrist from multi-millionaire owner Mike Ashley, who will want to hear his manager's plans for a summer of big spending. Also: Marcel Desailly has said Chelsea must put Avram Grant out of his misery and confirm - before the Champions League final - that he will stay on as manager.

THE TIMES: A massive police operation will surround Manchester United's attempt to retain their Barclays Premier League title on Sunday amid fears of violence when they visit Wigan Athletic for the final fixture of the season.

DAILY TELEGRAPH: England's preparations for their friendly against the United States were thrown into doubt yesterday when it emerged manager Fabio Capello had been told to appear before an Italian prosecutor on the day before the game.

THE INDEPENDENT: Kevin Keegan travels to London this morning for an 11am meeting with the Newcastle United owner, Mike Ashley, that will define his future at St James' Park and whether he, Ashley and director of football Dennis Wise have a working relationship acceptable to all three men.

THE GUARDIAN: Arsene Wenger's desire to keep his Arsenal team together encountered another setback yesterday when the agent of Alexander Hleb, the midfielder who has been courted by Internazionale, went public with the Belarussian's desire to leave at the end of the season.