With the football season coming to an end, football writer Rebecca Abbott looks at the likely movers and shakers in this summer’s transfer window.

Roberto Mancini admits he would jump at the chance to bring midfielder Luka Modric to Man City, but he faces a tough battle as Tottenham are unlikely to let the Croatian leave according to the Telegraph, while the Mail is reporting that David Silva will be offered an improved long term contract by the Eastlands boss.

A slightly more realistic target is Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo, with the title contenders lining up an eye-watering �80 million bid to bring the ex-Man United player to the Eastlands.

Arsenal are hoping they can gain a work permit for 19-year-old Joel Campbell at the second time of asking. After having it refused last summer, the Costa Rica international has made 18 apperances on loan for for French side Lorient - Express The The Mail is also reporting that Chelsea flop Fernando Torres could be heading out of Stamford Bridge at the end of the season. Russian side Anzhi Makhachkala could be spending up to �35 million for the striker. While the Guardian has revealed that Petr Cech will be staying at Stamford Bridge for at least another season. The goalkeeper looked to be heading out of the club while Andre Villas-Boas was manager, along with Didier Drogba, Paulo Ferrera and Frank Lampard.

One player that could be joining Stamford Bridge is Real Madrid’s Angel Di Maria, with the Argentinian international costing the north London club up to �35 million. - Sun

Sunderland boss Martin O’Neill is looking to raid his former employers. The Sunderland boss is planning to part with �7 million for Aston Villa’s Gabby Agbonlahor, with O’Neill also keeping an eye on defender Richard Dunne - Mirror

The Sun is reporting that Emily Heskey could also be heading out of Aston Villa after his contract runs out at the end of the season. Talks between the ex-England international and the midlands side have yet to start.

West Brom look set to capitalise on the financial turmoil north of the border by raiding giants Rangers for striker Steven Naismith and goalkeeper Allan McGregor according to the Sun. The duo could be sold for a cut price deal of �3.5 million.

With only 70 days until the start of the Euro 2012 championships, ex-England coach Terry Venables has urged the FA to appoint Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp as Fabio Capello’s successor sooner rather than later. Venables warned the FA that they don’t have time to waste. - Independent

While the Daily Express have revealed that the White Hart Lane based club are planning for Redknapp’s departure, by turning to Brendan Rodgers. The Swansea boss has impressed the north London club, and is top of the list of managers to replace Redknapp.

QPR captain Joey Barton has warned his teammates that the remaining games of the season have much more at stake than the points on offer. The midfielder told the club’s website that the player’s careers govern their future as their careers are on the line.

Fellow relegation canidates Blackburn have confirmed that they are after Marseille striker Andre-Pierre Gignac, but will only but in a bid if the north-west club avoid finishing in the bottom three at the edn of the season. - Express