9th Dec 2012
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson could land Crystal Palace star Wilfried Zaha in the January transfer window by letting the £10m-rated winger spend the rest of the season on loan at Selhurst Park.Full story: Mail on Sunday
Liverpool's star striker Luis Suarez has played down speculation of a move to Juventus by insisting he is happy at Anfield.
Another man content with life on Merseyside is Everton midfielder Marouane Fellaini under contract until 2016 but linked with a host of clubs in the January transfer window, who says his future is with the Goodison Park club.
Manchester City could make a surprise move for Chelsea full-back Ashley Cole who has yet to agree a new contract at Stamford Bridge.
Tottenham will try to tempt Athletic Bilbao striker Fernando Llorente into a move to White Hart Lane in January. The striker has already said he will leave Bilbao in the summer but Spurs are ready to put in a £7m bid.
Liverpool and Arsenal could be denied the chance of signing Newcastle's Demba Ba by the spending power of affluent Russian side Anzhi Makhachkala, managed by former Chelsea boss Guus Hiddink.
Arsenal have added Bayern Munich's Brazilian midfielder Luis Gustavo to their wanted list in January's transfer window.
Chelsea have been alerted to the availability of Porto's Colombian striker Jackson Martinez with the Portuguese club ready to cash in on the striker, who only joined the club last summer, in next month's transfer window.
Stoke boss Tony Pulis insists that leading players such as goalkeeper Asmir Begovic, who has been linked with Manchester United, will not be sold in the transfer window.
Celtic manager Neil Lennon insists that Greece striker Georgios Samaras is happy at the Scottish champions despite reports of interest by Liverpool.
Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini is set to gamble on his Italian striker Mario Balotelli for Sunday's Manchester derby, partnering him with Sergio Aguero and leaving Carlos Tevez and Edin Dzeko on the bench.
Everton's Steven Pienaar, who quit international football earlier this year to concentrate on the domestic game, is to hold talks with South Africa officials regarding a return in next month's Africa Cup of Nations.
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