11th July 2012
Tottenham are close to a deal to sign France international goalkeeper Hugo Lloris from Lyon - but they will need to raise their offer by £3m to about £15m.
Liverpool are prepared to accept a £20m loss on striker Andy Carroll this summer. However, with little optimism at Anfield that he could command even a price of £15m, a loan deal for the player remains most likely.
West Ham hope midfielder Kevin Nolan - a close friend of Andy Carroll's - can persuade the Liverpool striker to move to Upton Park on loan.Full story: Daily Mirror
Andy Carroll will oppose attempts to send him out on loan next season as he would rather fight for his place at Anfield and prove he has the ability to play in a Brendan Rodgers side.
Midfielder Yaya Toure has rejected a shock return to Barcelona and pledged his future to Manchester City. But the Blues could still lose Toure's fellow midfielder David Silva, with Real Madrid refusing to give up hope of signing the Spanish international.
QPR goalkeeper Paddy Kenny will link up with Neil Warnock for a third time after agreeing a £400,000 move to Leeds.
Barcelona are considering a move for Newcastle's midfielder Yohan Cabaye.
Fiorentina want £20m for forward Stefan Jovetic, in hope that it will put off Arsenal and Chelsea.
Hamburg are weighing up a move for forward Rafael van der Vaart as Tottenham manager Andre Villas-Boas prepares to sanction the sale of the Netherlands international.
Former Wigan striker Hugo Rodallega is close to signing for Fulham on a free transfer despite interest from Everton.
AC Milan have revived their bid to sign Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez.
Newcastle target Vurnon Anita has been told he can leave Ajax this summer - if the Magpies pay the Dutch champions £8m.
Newcastle are only willing to pay Ajax £6m for Anita, who is desperate for the clubs to come to an agreement.
Liverpool are lining up a £7m move for Celtic's midfielder Ki Sung-Yueng.
Wolves pair Steven Fletcher and Matt Jarvis can leave the relegated club - but only for "once-in-a-lifetime offers".
Hull boss Steve Bruce could raid old club Sunderland for midfielders Ahmed Elmohamady and David Meyler.
Chelsea manager Roberto Di Matteo is ready to let defender Nathaniel Chalobah go out on loan to the Championship after impressing for England at the European under-19 finals.
Former Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp is not interested in the vacant post in charge of the Russia national side, despite appearing on a 13-man shortlist for the job.
Former Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez is interested in the role of Russia coach with a meeting already planned with the Russian national federation. However, he faces competition for the role from former England manager Fabio Capello and ex-Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has turned down an offer to coach the Brazil national team.
Striker Danny Welbeck is in dispute with Manchester United over a new contract. Welbeck is entering his final year of his current deal with his advisors and the club at loggerheads over wages on a new four-year agreement.
The Glazer family's timing for floating Manchester United is facing criticism from some analysts who claim they are deliberately avoiding having to present United's expected decline in financial performance in 2011-12.
Manchester City's Argentine defender Pablo Zabaleta is adamant that compatriots Sergio Aguero and Carlos Tevez will remain at the club to spearhead their title defence next season. The strikers have both been linked with moves away from the Etihad in the close season.
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