18th May 2012
Roberto Mancini will consider swap deals for Carlos Tevez or Mario Balotelli to land Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
Arsenal legend Patrick Vieira claims the Gunners have left it too late to keep Manchester City and Juventus target Robin van Persie, who has 12 months left on his contract.
Talks between Van Persie and Arsenal on Wednesday ended in deadlock despite the Gunners offering their captain a three-year deal worth £130,000 a week with a £5m signing-on fee.
Reading want to start life in the Premier League with Joe Cole. The newly promoted Royals have earmarked the Liverpool midfielder, who currently has two years left on his £70,000-a-week contract, as a loan signing
Full story: Daily Star
Tottenham have made a move for Ivory Coast striker Arouna Kone, a free agent after a successful season-long loan from Sevilla to fellow Spanish side Levante, where he scored 15 goals.
Paris Saint-Germain are monitoring Napoli's forward Ezequiel Lavezzi, who is also thought to have been targeted by Manchester City.
Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has admitted he would welcome the opportunity of playing in Spain.
Morocco international Younes Belhanda says he wants to stay with Montpellier for another season, despite being linked with Manchester City and Arsenal.
Wolves striker Steven Fletcher is expected to reject the chance of a move to Sunderland.
Sunderland keeper Craig Gordon says he could still remain with the club despite his contract having expired at the end of the season.
Liverpool plan to approach former Barcelona boss Pep Guardiola as they continue their search to replace Kenny Dalglish. Wigan's Roberto Martinez and Swansea's Brendan Rodgers are set to be interviewed but Liverpool's owners feel it would be a mistake not to sound Guardiola out.
Manchester United's latest accounts have revealed they lost £71m to financial obligations imposed by owners the Glazers over the last nine months.
Fabio Capello is prepared to take over from Roberto di Matteo at Chelsea on a one-year deal to allow them to pursue long-term target Pep Guardiola after his sabbatical.
Full story: the Sun
Blackburn manager Steve Kean appears to have survived his latest crisis meeting with the club's owners having convinced them he remains the man to lead relegated Rovers back to the Premier League.
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