21st Nov 2012
West Ham co-chairmen David Gold and David Sullivan are ready to offer the former England captain a return to the Premier League.
Beckham apparently has six options, with a return to the Premier League as well as a move to China, Australia or the UAE among them.
Middlesbrough are happy to wait until January to sign their former winger Stewart Downing on loan, with Liverpool eager to line up a replacement for the before they allow him to leave the club.
Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert insists he is not actively trying to sell Darren Bent, the £24m England striker he has stripped of the captaincy and relegated to the bench.
Tottenham pair Alex Pritchard, midfielder, and Shaquille Coulthirst, a striker, have reportedly caught the eye of Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Roma have approached Arsenal over a £5m move for midfielder Tomas Rosicky in January.
Juventus are interested in signing Liverpool target Pablo Armero, who is valued at £10m by the Colombian defender's current club, Udinese.
Tottenham manager Andre Villas-Boas will be given up to £20m to spend on new players in January with CSKA Moscow's Alan Dzagoev and Roma's Miralem Pjanic, both attacking midfielders, among the names being considered.
Former Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez is being lined up to replace Roberto Di Matteo as Chelsea manager if Pep Guardiola refuses to take over before the summer.
Harry Redknapp is considering a lucrative move to manage Ukraine, increasing the pressure on QPR to make him an offer.
Mark Hughes has refused a request from the QPR board to resign as manager. Hughes would be entitled to pay-off in the region of £5million were the club to sack him.
Hughes is to turn to predecessor Neil Warnock's players to save his job after the dozen new faces he signed in the summer won none of QPR's first 12 league games.
Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez has told Cristiano Ronaldo he will never be as good as Barcelona star Lionel Messi.
Swansea midfielder Leon Britton is hoping he can follow in the footsteps of Leon Osman by earning an England call-up .
The FA will decide in the next 48 hours whether to charge referee Mark Clattenburg over allegations he racially abused Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel.
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