3rd May 2012
Chelsea defender David Luiz has emerged as a shock summer target for Spanish giants Barcelona, despite a mixed opening season at Stamford Bridge.
Shanghai Shenhua head coach Nicolas Anelka hopes to lure Manchester United striker Michael Owen to China. The player is out of contract this summer.
Barcelona midfielder Seydou Keita, the Mali international is wanted by Liverpool, could be about to snub the Anfield side and agree to a switch to AC Milan.
Manchester City and Chelsea target Ezequiel Lavezzi is ready to leave Napoli after a rumoured dispute with president Aurelio de Laurentiis.
Nemanja Vidic's agent Silvano Martina has dismissed suggestions that the Manchester United skipper is poised to join Juventus.
Sochaux's Marvin Martin, a possible target for Arsenal, looks set to replace Eden Hazard at Lille if the midfielder moves to an English club as expected this summer.
Southampton want to mark their return to the Premier League by signing £4m-rated Wolves winger Matt Jarvis.
Montpellier captain Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa has reportedly expressed a desire to play for Manchester United or Arsenal next season.
Tottenham could be embroiled in a summer battle with Benfica and Inter Milan for PSV playmaker Georginio Wijnaldum, the Dutch international who has a £20m release clause in his contract, according to Portuguese paper A Bola.
Meanwhile the Gunners have joined the long list of clubs interested in the services of SC Heerenveen striker Bas Dost who rejected a move to Aston Villa because he will only move to a "big club".
Reading manager Brian McDermott has axed 13 players - including Andy Griffin, Brian Howard and Tomasz Cywka - from his promotion winning squad due to the Premier League's 25-man squad rules.
Martin Olsson, Junior Hoilett, Yakubu, Paul Robinson and Steven Nzonzi will all leave Blackburn Rovers this summer if the club are relegated to the Championship.
Rennes midfielder Yann M'Vila was forced to miss his side's clash with Ajaccio this weekend after his arrest for allegedly attacking a teenager, frustrating scouts from Arsenal and Inter Milan, who were due to watch the player.
A drunken fan was reportedly prevented from attacking Blackburn manager Steve Kean by a security guard, after the offender broke into the club's training ground.
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