20th Nov 2012
Liverpool have opened negotiations to sign Chelsea's £15m-rated striker Daniel Sturridge in January.
Liverpool could solve their problems up front with a move for Sporting Lisbon's Spaniard Jeffren on loan, with an option to buy.
Arsenal winger Theo Walcott who can sign a pre-contract agreement in January with any overseas club, is open to a move abroad and is interesting several clubs on the continent.
Walcott has moved closer to signing a new Arsenal contract following a breakthrough in talks. Walcott is willing to lower his salary demands to £90,000-a-week, while the Gunners have indicated they will increase their contract offer from £75,000-a-week to £80,000-a-week.
Former Everton midfielder Tim Cahill wants to return to Goodison Park on a short-term loan from the New York Red Bulls in January.
Striker Fernando Torres wants to move back to his native Spain, as he faces being axed for Chelsea's crucial Champions League clash with Italian club Juventus.
Manchester City are prepared to let midfielder Abdi Ibrahim leave the club for £750,000 in January. Fulham and Wigan are both interested in signing the Norwegian.
Mark Hughes wants to sign Genoa's Swedish defender Andreas Granqvist in a bid to save QPR's season. Granqvist looks set to leave Serie A in the January transfer window and boss Hughes wants his chairman Tony Fernandes to sanction a £4.5m bid.
Denmark striker Nicklas Bendtner says he is unsure if he will return to Arsenal after his loan spell at Juventus ends in the summer.
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich will try to persuade former Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola to take charge at Stamford Bridge before the summer if he fires Roberto Di Matteo.
Di Matteo has been backed by his players at Chelsea.
Italian Di Matteo is planning an £80m gamble against Juventus in their must-win Champions League tie on Tuesday evening. The Chelsea boss is set to drop record £50m signing Fernando Torres and may leave £32m playmaker Eden Hazard on the bench.
Manchester United avoided another 'Welcome to Hell' when they slipped through a side entrance after flare-wielding fans greeted them ahead of their Champions League clash with Galatasaray in Turkey.
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