Arsenal forward Jose Antonio Reyes wants to make his loan spell at Real Madrid a permanent one.

Reyes said: “I’ve had a lot at stake since I first joined the team. The end of the season is just around the corner, so I have to prove my worth.

“I am not worried. I know the club has faith in me, and vice-versa. I wanted to play here, and I hope to stay.”

Veteran striker Dado Prso has revealed that he’s set to leave Rangers in the summer due to a persistent knee injury.

Prso said: “I said to [manager] Walter [Smith] I am just sad I didn’t get a chance to come here when I was younger and in better shape.”

He added: “I would have loved to play here longer.

“The manager knew about my situation and has seen how hard it’s been this season with injuries.

“I will wait until the end of the season before I decide what I will do next year.

“I have the option of playing in an easier league, where things are not quite so intense, but I don’t know.

“I am going to give my all until the end of the season and try to score as many goals as possible.

“The seasons have been getting harder and harder and I don’t think it’s fair to play if I am not at my peak fitness.

“I think you can see from my level now and what it was, there is a difference and that’s hard for me to take.

“I aim to try and do better in the remaining matches than I have done recently and I want to go out on a high.

“I have spoken to the coach about my decision and it was a sad feeling.”

Motherwell’s Australian striker Scott McDonald is set to seal a move to Celtic.

Motherwell manager Maurice Malpas told his club’s official website: “It is well known that Scott wants to move on from Fir Park. The Club has succeeded in securing a healthy transfer fee for him and ensuring that he will remain with us to the end of the season. No club would wish to lose a player of Scott’s quality but we wish him well in the future.”

McDonald added: “I have thoroughly enjoyed playing for Motherwell and I will leave with a lot of good memories. I hope the fans appreciate that I want to move on and develop my career and I would like to thank them for the support they have given me.”

Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp aims to extend the contracts of veteran trio Sol Campbell, David James and Nwankwo Kanu.

Redknapp told the Portsmouth News: “Without doubt I would like to keep Sol here longer.

“He’s been fantastic and he can keep playing in the Premier League for a few years yet.

“I’m sure that Peter Storrie, our chief executive, will sit down and chat with Sol at some point.”

He continued: “David James will play at least another four years in the Premiership, no danger.

“We want to keep him because there’s nobody as good as him around. He’s so fit and agile it’s unbelievable.”

He added: “We want to keep Kanu because top players are hard to find.

“We’re looking at a year with him, and after a certain number of games – I think it’s 20-25 – he gets another year.”