2nd Nov 2012
Liverpool are monitoring Theo Walcott's contract dispute at Arsenal and Reds boss Brendan Rodgers could use the £10m he has been promised for transfers at Anfield to make a bid for the forward.
Chelsea's pursuit of midfielder Paulinho, who is also wanted by Inter Milan, may be doomed after his club Corinthians dismissed rumours he will be sold.
Having signed Jan Vertonghen in the close season, Tottenham are eyeing another Belgian defender playing for Ajax, with £8m-rated Toby Alderweireld their latest target.
Manchester City's out-of-favour defender Kolo Toure has revealed he would like to play in France.
France midfielder Moussa Sissoko admits he is interested in a move to Newcastle United when his Toulouse contract expires next summer.
Everton could move for Poland striker Arkadiusz Milik after the Gornik Zabrze player became the youngest leading scorer in Europe.
Arsenal are looking to sign Croatia Under-17 attacking midfielder Ante Roguljic with Arsene Wenger ready to pay £1.5m for the player. Full story: the Sun
West Ham are considering a move for striker Andrej Kramaric, currently on loan at Lokomotiva from Dinamo Zagreb.
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini reportedly held talks with Monaco with a view to joining them last season.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger criticises Chelsea's decision to publicise their complaint about referee Mark Clattenburg - saying the allegations have "little proof".
Former Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish says the controversial decision for the team to wear T-shirts in support of Luis Suarez in his race-case last season was not his idea.
Newcastle United defender Steven Taylor believes referees deserve more credit from players, managers and supporters.
Arsene Wenger says Robin van Persie turned down an offer from Premier League champions Manchester City to join Manchester United. City are thought to have offered a £300,000-a-week salary to the Dutchman.
Tottenham fear £15m midfielder Mousa Dembele could be sidelined until Christmas with a hip injury.
Norwich are in danger of losing midfielder Wes Hoolahan after stalling contract talks with the Republic of Ireland international.
Spurs defender Kyle Walker insists he would never dive - because he was born and raised in the north of England.
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