12th July 2012
Liverpool are ready to make a £25m loss on striker Andy Carroll this summer, with former club Newcastle preparing a £10m bid to bring him back to the North East.
Sam Allardyce has been given the green light to start talks about taking Carroll to West Ham on a season-long loan.
Fulham boss Martin Jol is to offer Clint Dempsey as he makes a move to take Carroll on loan from under the noses of AC Milan and West Ham.
New Tottenham manager Andre Villas-Boas wants Porto midfielder Joao Moutinho as a possible replacement for Luka Modric. Modric is expected to leave White Hart Lane this summer and Spurs are ready to bring in Moutinho, who shone at Euro 2012 for Portugal.
Alan Pardew has assured Demba Ba that he is central to his plans and that he will play him in the more central role that the striker craves.Full story: Daily Mirror
Aleksander Kolarov is heading for showdown talks with Roberto Mancini over his Manchester City future. The Serbian is concerned about his lack of Premier League starts.
Porto striker Hulk has denied he is close to signing a deal to join Chelsea. Hulk who is part of the Brazil squad for this summer's Olympics, is happy to remain in Portugal.
Reading are set to make a £5m bid for Tottenham striker Jermain Defoe.
West Brom and Aston Villa both want Rennes midfielder Tongo Doumbia this summer.
Brighton have opened talks with Arsenal over a loan move for teenage defender Ignasi Miquel, but they face competition from Barcelona's B team.
Newcastle have entered the race to sign Blackburn winger Junior Hoilett - who is out of contract at Ewood Park - after his proposed move to Borussia Monchengladbach fell through.
Tottenham forward Rafael van der Vaart could be on his way to join a club in the United Arab Emirates after seeing a move to Hamburg fall through.
Everton are turning their attentions elsewhere after Wigan striker Hugo Rodallega demanded £70,000 a week in wages.
Jack Butland, a £6m target for Southampton, has warned Birmingham City he could leave unless he gets regular games.
Queens Park Rangers believe they have won the race to sign Celtic's Ki Sung-Yueng, with reports from Seoul claiming that a fee of £7m has been agreed between the clubs but with personal terms still to be agreed.
Manchester United are planning more talks with Danny Welbeck after failing to agree a new contract with the England star.
Manchester City have already sold their season ticket allocation of 36,000 in record time, even though prices are up by 9% on last season.
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