16th June 2012
Chelsea are ready to snatch France's right-back Mathieu Debuchy of Lille from under Newcastle's noses.
Midfielder Alberto Aquilani will not be allowed to tear up his Liverpool contract, but Joe Coe is set for a second chance at the Reds.
Manchester United are watching Barcelona midfielder Thiago Alcantara and remain keen on Tottenham's Luka Modric.
Everton are trailing Mario Mandzukic who has been one of the stars of Euro 2012 so far with three goals in two games for Croatia.
Manchester City's hopes of snaring Thiago Silva from AC Milan were reduced to virtually zero, after the Italian side rejected a £37m bid from Paris Saint Germain.
Michael Owen has decided on a move to Stoke City despite interest from Everton.
Stoke City are chasing Fulham midfielder Dickson Etuhu but Martin Jol's side will want £1.5m before letting him leave Craven Cottage.
West Ham are set to hand out-of-contract Mohammed Diame a three-year deal worth £7m as they look to add to their midfield options.
Arsenal are leading the chase to sign Real Madrid's Joselu.
Chelsea have had a £20m bid for Fiorentina's Stevan Jovetic rejected, according to reports.
New Swansea boss Michael Laudrup will make Nicklas Bendtner his main transfer target this summer.
Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert has told fellow Scot Alan Hutton he has no future at Villa Park.
Glenn Hoddle has expressed his surprise at Harry Redknapp's sacking as Tottenham manager - claiming the decision cannot have been based solely on footballing reasons.
Birmingham have Roy Keane on a four-man short-list for their manager's job - even though, unlike the other three people on it, he has not actually applied.
Injury-prone midfielder Owen Hargreaves is considering whether to call time on his career.
Tottenham have informally spoken with former Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas about their managerial vacancy.
Damien Comolli could be set for a shock return to Tottenham as director of football.
Tottenham are set to hand Tim Sherwood the role of director of football at White Hart Lane.
John Toshack's endorsement of Michael Laudrup persuaded Swansea City chairman Huw Jenkins to hand the Dane the Swans' manager's job.
Blackburn Rovers secretary Anthony Bloch is understood to have become the latest casualty of Venky's chaotic regime.
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