25th April 2012
Lille star Eden Hazard, watched recently by Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson, has admitted he would listen to any offers from the Red Devils this summer.
Eden Hazard will only consider a move to Tottenham if they qualify for the Champions League next season.
Barcelona have ruled out a move for Arsenal striker Robin van Persie in the close season.
Tottenham and Udinese have both sent scouts to watch Porto's highly rated Sergio Ribeiro.
Alberto Aquilani could return to Liverpool after it emerged that AC Milan, for whom he has played on loan this season, are having second thoughts about a permanent deal.
Manchester City target Edinson Cavani, the Uruguayan forward currently at Napoli, wants to honour his contract with the Italian club, according to his agent.
Man City are rumoured to have sent scouts to Belgium last weekend to watch Anderlecht's defensive midfielder Cheikhou Kouyate.
Lille president Michel Seydoux has admitted that it may be too expensive to keep on-loan Liverpool midfielder Joe Cole in France for another season.
Liverpool are preparing a summer move for AZ Alkmaar's midfielder Rasmus Elm, after reportedly sending their top scout to watch him in action for the Dutch side.
The Anfield club's out-of-favour striker Dirk Kuyt has been given a "now or never" offer by his former team Feyenoord.
Besiktas and Tottenham are thought to be considering moves for Chelsea's Salomon Kalou.
Swansea goalkeeper Michel Vorm insists he is happy to stay with the Welsh side despite rumoured interest from Tottenham, Chelsea and Manchester United.
Newcastle midfielder Cheick Tiote says the club's recent success has convinced him he does not have to leave Tyneside to achieve his ambitions in the game.
Former Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas could make a return to management with Spanish side Valencia.
Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has said that there is "no reason that I would not continue" in his role at the Bernabeu, despite speculation linking him with a return to England in the summer.
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