All the lastest news and gossip, you can use the links to go to the news paper or media which published the story, this will be a daily round up of what the papers have been saying latest Premier League gossip and transfer news
22nd May 2013
Wayne Rooney feels he is being forced out of Manchester United and the striker is reportedly adamant that he has not asked to leave the club.
Real Madrid want to sign Tottenham midfielder Gareth Bale this summer and are prepared to better Spurs' contract offer of £150,000-a-week.
Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis says that talks have opened with Manchester City over a deal that would see Edinson Cavani move to the English club with Edin Dzeko heading the other way.Full story: Metro
Malaga's Manchester City target Isco is now said to be interesting both Chelsea and Real Madrid.
Aston Villa goalkeeper Shay Given will seek a £5m pay-off to tear up his contract, which still has three years to run.
Real Madrid and Barcelona are said to be monitoring Chelsea's David Luiz who may not be wanted by Jose Mourinho if he returns to Stamford Bridge.
Fiorentina want around £30m for striker Stefan Jovetic who is a summer target for Arsenal.
Incoming Manchester United boss David Moyes is keen to beat Chelsea to the signature of Southampton's full-back Luke Shaw.Full story: Daily Mail
Shaw has reportedly told Southampton that he will stay and sign his first senior contract at St Mary's.
Andy Carroll is stalling on a permanent move to West Ham after the Hammers agreed a £15m deal with Liverpool for the striker.
West Ham may also look at signing Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku on loan to partner Carroll, but face competition from Swansea.
Wigan manager Roberto Martinez has been given 48 hours to decide if he wants to replace Tony Pulis at Stoke City.Full story: Daily Express
Stoke captain Ryan Shawcross took to Twitter to express his shock at the sacking of Tony Pulis.
Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard has admitted he never really got close to interim manager Rafael Benitez.
Phil Neville is in the frame for a senior coaching role at Stoke City following the departure of manager Tony Pulis after seven years in charge at the club.
The former Manchester United and England defender has told Everton chairman Bill Kenwright he is keen to replace David Moyes as the Toffees' manager.
Full-back Gael Clichy says that Roberto Mancini and the Manchester City players must share the blame for the Italian's dismissal as City manager.
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