26th Oct 2012
West Ham could offer Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand a return to London when his contract at Old Trafford ends next summer.
West Ham are also interested in signing Lokomotiva striker Andrej Kramaric who has scored eight goals in just 12 league starts while on loan from fellow Croatian side Dinamo Zagreb.
Wealthy Russian club Anzhi Makhachkala are planning a big-money move for Manchester United's striker Wayne Rooney. Anzhi team director Roberto Carlos said: "Why not? He's one of the best players in the world and any team would be happy to have him in their squad."
Liverpool sent scouts to watch Celtic forward Gary Hooper play against Barcelona on Tuesday night, as manager Brendan Rodgers looks to bolster his strike force in January.
Celtic midfielder Victor Wanyama has rejected the offer of a contract extension and that will encourage the likes of Chelsea and Manchester United to step in with a January offer for the Kenya international for whom £8m summer bid from QPR was rejected.
Several senior Manchester City players have been disillusioned by manager Roberto Mancini's approach, culminating in their 3-1 Champions League defeat at Ajax.
Arsenal majority shareholder Stan Kroenke jumped to the defence of his Arsenal regime following a stormy Annual General Meeting. He said: "I am ambitious for the club. We have an exciting future and our goal is to win trophies."
Manchester City are close to persuading former Barcelona director of football Txiki Begiristain to join the club, after he also attracted the interest of Liverpool, Tottenham and Chelsea.
Ashley Cole is eager to defuse tensions with the Ferdinand family by shaking hands with Rio when Chelsea play Manchester United on Sunday.
Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert has revealed he felt "really uncomfortable" when the Villa fans chanted his name while he was still the manager of Norwich.
West Brom are targeting Cardiff City's head of player recruitment Iain Moody as a successor to sporting director Dan Ashworth.
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