24th Oct 2012
Juventus are set to beat Arsenal to the signature of Athletic Bilbao striker Fernando Llorente and then try to sign Gunners forward Theo Walcott.
Chelsea midfielder Florent Malouda could be set for a January move to Brazilian club Santos after being told to train with the youth team.
Manchester United have been told by Kevin Strootman's agent they can make a move to sign the PSV Eindhoven midfielder in the summer.
West Brom are already setting out transfer targets for next summer, according to sporting and technical director Dan Ashworth.
Tottenham boss Andre Villas-Boas is bombarding Shakhtar Donetsk playmaker Willian with messages after his two failed bids to buy the Brazilian.
Birmingham City are speaking to fellow Championship club Blackpool over a loan deal for midfielder Barry Ferguson.
Reading striker Jason Roberts reveals he was forced not to wear a Kick It Out T-shirt at the weekend because the Professional Footballers' Association has ignored a charter for change he has put to them seven times in the past year.
Manchester City defender Joleon Lescott has defied club boss Roberto Mancini and vowed never to support the Kick It Out campaign again.
Manchester United will be looking to negotiate sports merchandising giants Nike's biggest-ever sponsorship deal when they begin renewal talks over kit supply in February.
Manchester United have revealed that discussions are under way over who will eventually replace Sir Alex Ferguson as manager.
Arsenal are planning to put winger Serge Gnabry into the first-team set-up should midfielder Theo Walcott leave the club in January.
Wigan coach Graeme Jones has turned down an interview for the managerial vacancy at Burnley.
Everton remain hopeful Marouane Fellaini will recover from a knee injury in time to bolster their midfield for Sunday's Merseyside derby with Liverpool.
Blackburn have decided against pursuing Fulham first-team coach Billy McKinlay as their new manager following protests from Rovers fans.
Rio Ferdinand could refuse to shake Ashley Cole's hand before Sunday's Premier League clash between Manchester United and Chelsea following Cole's backing of Terry in his racism trial.
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