Leeds United owner Massimo Cellino has told the Times that he wishes he had never come to Ellland Road.
Cellino, who has faced fan protest about his ownership of the club, said he is "tired and hurt" and is ready to sell up.
The former Cagliari owner said : "It's better to walk out, not because I'm dishonest but because I'm tired and hurt and lonely.
"If I could turn back time and you ask whether I would come to this club, I would say never."
But he has not yet received the offer he craves, adding: "If somebody doesn't come in then I have no choice but to run it. A lot of people have called me, but they are just fishing. I don't see the money."
Nottingham Forest are keen to add Liverpool youngster Alex O'Hanlon to their ranks, according to latest reports.
The Ireland youth international is set to depart Anfield this summer, and has already been on trial at Sheffield Wednesday, while Bristol City are said to have cooled their interest.
But now Forest have emerged as a candidate for his signature.
Arsenal are set to miss out on Fulham striker Kostas Mitroglou, who is set to complete a permanent move to Benfica.
Mitroglou has been on a season-long loan in Portugal, scoring 23 goals in 43 appearances.
And while reports emerged in Europe that the Gunners have held talks with Fulham, A Bola claim that Benfica are now ready to activate their own £5.5m option to secure the deal.
Oscar Garcia is the latest name to be linked with the vacant manager's position at Aston Villa.
With the club up for sale, no replacement for Remi Garde has been announced and new links continue to appear.
With Nigel Pearson, the front runner, said to be delaying amid uncertainty about Aitor Karanka's future at Middlesbrough, Garcia has had his hat thrown into the ring by the media.
he led Brighton to the play-offs in 2014 and has recently guided Red Bull Salzburg to the Austrian title.
Steve McClaren has made enquiries about the manager's job at Cardiff City - according to Wales Online.
McClaren, who was sacked as Newcastle boss earlier this term, is apparently interested in replacing Russell Slade in the Welsh capital.
A decision is expected to be announced before the end of next week with interviews being carried out over the weekend.
Managerial vacancies are dominating the news, with Blackburn Rovers now said to be down to a shortlist of three names to take over from Paul Lambert.
Rovers director Mike Cheston is quoted in the Lancashire Telegraph as saying: “We’ve moved on from the long list to the shortlist. I wouldn’t say it’s final, as anything can happen at any stage with these things, but yes, we’ve definitely whittled it down to a few, and good progress has been made in the last week or so.
“We’ve used the little bit of time we’ve had, and it’s important to invest a little bit of time into this, rather than just going straight in, and it’s definitely proved worthwhile so far.
“But we’re also conscious we need to get the new manager in place as soon as possible as we need to address player contracts and the recruitment of players in time for pre-season."
