14th July 2012
Arsenal are hopeful that talismanic striker Robin van Persie will perform a Wayne Rooney-style U-turn and stay at the club despite saying he would not renew his contract.
Portuguese champions Porto have told Manchester United and Tottenham they must pay £30m if they want midfielder Joao Moutinho this summer.
Manchester United are preparing to make a £10m offer to secure left-back Leighton Baines from Everton.
Carlos Tevez wants to stay at Manchester City despite rumours linking him with a move to AC Milan.
Newcastle hope to complete a move for Lille full-back Mathieu Debuchy next week after agreeing a £7m fee for the France international.
Birmingham have opened talks with Arsenal over a loan move for striker Benik Afobe.
West Ham are close to a £5m move for striker Modibo Maiga, who almost joined Newcastle in January before the deal collapsed amid concerns over a knee problem.
Norwich manager Chris Hughton wants to go back to his former club Birmingham to sign defender Curtis Davies.
John Terry and Anton Ferdinand could face disrepute charges from the FA when it assesses the evidence disclosed during the court trial that found the Chelsea captain not guilty of racially abusing the Queens Park Rangers defender.
Football is on trial and will pay a heavy price in the fallout of the Terry trial, according to Professional Footballers' Association chief executive Gordon Taylor.
Chelsea won £47.3m prize money by winning the Champions League in May, almost £20m more than Manchester United, who failed to reach the last 16.
Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill wants to ensure Lee Cattermole who is out of contract next summer, signs a new deal at the Stadium of Light.
Michael Laudrup has admitted Swansea will have to wait until the Olympics are over before they can tie Scott Sinclair down with a new contract.
Alberto Aquilani's agent insists Liverpool's Italian midfielder will remain at Anfield for the coming season.
Stoke's Danny Higginbotham is bracing himself for crucial talks with manager Tony Pulis which will decide his future at the Britannia Stadium.
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