19th Oct 2012
Manchester United are interested in re-signing centre-back Ryan Shawcross, but will face competition from Chelsea and Tottenham. The player began his career at Old Trafford before making the permanent switch to Stoke in 2008.
Juventus hope to beat Arsenal to the signature of Athletic Bilbao striker Fernando Llorente by offering the player a deal which would make him the highest paid player at the Serie A leaders.
Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez is an £8m summer transfer target for Italian Serie A side Fiorentina.
Liverpool hope to take advantage of the breakdown in contract negotiations between Birmingham City and winger Nathan Redmond. The England youth international has a year-and-a-half left on his current deal and has grown frustrated with the Championship side's failure to offer him terms.
Brendan Rodgers expects to be able to reinforce his attacking options in the January transfer window after being left with just one recognised striker, in Luis Suarez, at the club for the next three months.
Everton manager David Moyes is yet to decide whether to offer a permanent deal to midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger who has impressed on trial. Moyes is also yet to make a decision on whether to extend midfielder Ross Barkley's loan spell at Sheffield Wednesday.
Norwich manager Chris Hughton wants to sign Stoke striker Cameron Jerome.
Centre-back Michael Dawson believes he still has a future at Tottenham despite the fact manager Andre Villas-Boas tried to sell him in the summer.
Newcastle manager Alan Pardew has seven centre-backs on his shortlist ahead of the January transfer window. First choice pair Steven Taylor and Fabricio Coloccini have both suffered injuries this season.
Defender John Terry has been told he will be sold by Chelsea if he is ever found guilty of racial abuse again. The former England skipper was given the news at a board meeting following his decision not to appeal against the Football Association's four-match ban for using racist language.
Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand and his brother Anton Ferdinand of Queens Park Rangers have told friends they will refuse to wear Kick It Out T-shirts, believing that the organisation has failed to force the FA to step up its punishment for racist acts.
Liverpool could be without goalkeeper Pepe Reina for Saturday's game against Reading after the player picked up a hamstring strain on international duty with Spain.
Injured Tottenham midfielder Scott Parker could be sidelined until Christmas as he is struggling to recover from Achilles surgery.
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