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Tuesday 08 April 1997 23:02 BST

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Brian Little, the Aston Villa manager, said yesterday that Dwight Yorke is staying with the club, despite the interest shown by Atletico Madrid. The Trinidadian striker has three years left on his present contract, and Little said: "We would not even consider selling Dwight."

Bolton Wanderers have made a pounds 2.3m move for the Norwegian forward, Tore Andre Flo, who impressed for SK Brann against Liverpool in last month's European Cup-Winners' Cup quarter-finals. Meanwhile, Bolton have sold all tickets for their last ever fixture at Burnden Park against Charlton on Friday, 25 April. The game is live by Sky.

Trevor Morley, Reading's 23-goal leading scorer, will be out for up to six months after being told he needs surgery on the knee ligaments he damaged against Barnsley on Easter Monday.

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