7th Nov 2010
Tottenham midfielders David Bentley and Niko Kranjcar could be set for a January exit to help fund new signings for boss Harry Redknapp.
Full story: Mail on Sunday
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has received the backing of the club's Abu Dhabi owners and is set to offload England stars Shaun Wright-Phillips and Wayne Bridge, as well as Republic of Ireland keeper Shay Given and Paraguay striker Roque Santa Cruz.
Full story: Sunday Mirror
West Ham are lining up a £2.5m bid for Swansea winger Joe Allen.
Full story: Sunday People
Liverpool boss Roy Hodgson has been given no guarantees by the club's new owners about having money to spend in the January transfer window, after his summer signings failed to impress.
Full story: Sunday Mirror
Manchester City are being linked with former Real Madrid and Roma striker Antonio Cassano, who turned round his troubled career playing at City boss Roberto Mancini's former side Sampdoria.
Full story: Mail on Sunday
Stephen Ireland is considering his future at Aston Villa less than four months after his arrival from Manchester City, having failed to earn a regular first-team place under new manager Gerard Houllier.
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Blackburn boss Sam Allardyce is considering a January move for Newcastle's Alan Smith, having signed him for the Magpies during his brief reign at St James's Park three years ago.
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AC Milan are lining up bids for Liverpool striker Fernando Torres and Manchester United winger Nani as they look to break neighbours Inter Milan's grip on the Italian League.
Full story: caughtoffside.com
Arsenal are bracing themselves for a bid from Barcelona for left-back Gael Clichy, with Kieran Gibbs ready to fill the gap if the Frenchman leaves.
Full story: caughtoffside.com
Full story: Sunday Express
Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho will be the number one target for the owners at Manchester City if they decide to sack current boss Roberto Mancini. Mancini is under increasing pressure after three successive defeats.
Full story: Sunday Mirror
Manchester United winger Antonio Valencia could be set for a swift return to football three months ahead of schedule after breaking his ankle against Rangers in September.
Full story: Mail on Sunday
Man United defender Gary Neville could be offered the chance to start his managerial career with the club's reserve team if current coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer returns to Norway.
Full story: Sunday People
John Carew's Aston Villa future could be in doubt after he launched an angry attack on new manager Gerard Houllier after he told the striker to earn a new contract. "I am puzzled and offended. He should have been here a little longer before he started making demands," said the Norwegian.
Full story: Sunday People
Sir Alex Ferguson admits his gamble on Owen Hargreaves' fitness against Wolves was a "disaster". The England midfielder made his first start for Manchester United in two years but suffered a hamstring injury after just six minutes.
Full story: Sunday Telegraph
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard says the last year has been the hardest of his career since breaking into the team as an 18-year-old.
Full story: Mail on Sunday
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