30th Oct 2013
Real Madrid are plotting a January move for striker Luis Suarez by offering Liverpool £20m plus fellow forward Karim Benzema.
AC Milan striker Mario Balotelli could be reunited with his former Inter boss Jose Mourinho in a shock move to Chelsea.
Chelsea are believed to be targeting a move for Real Madrid's former Liverpool midfielder Xabi Alonso when he becomes available for a free transfer next year.
Celtic and Everton are on alert after Spartak Moscow revealed they will listen to offers for Irish winger Aiden McGeady.
Toronto manager Ryan Nelsen, who spent a short spell at Tottenham in the latter stages of his career, has confirmed his interest in taking Spurs striker Jermain Defoe to the MLS.
Southampton are ready to keep it in the family by snapping up Victor Wanyama's brother - Inter Milan midfielder McDonald Mariga in January.
Wolfsburg sporting director Klaus Allofs has indicated he would welcome the chance to sign Manchester United midfielder Shinji Kagawa and Chelsea attacker Kevin De Bruyne.
Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur are in the running for Basel winger Mohamed Salah but the Swiss club are likely to demand £15m for him in January.
Liverpool defender Daniel Agger insists he has no plans to leave Anfield despite telling a television channel in his native Denmark he would consider an exit if he does not play.
Tottenham playmaker Christian Eriksen says they have a genuine chance to win the Premier League for the first time this season.
Tottenham manager Andre Villas-Boas has admitted the club's £30m record signing Erik Lamela is struggling to settle into English football.Full story: ESPN
Manchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward admits he is disappointed with the club's summer shopping, and wants to help manager David Moyes bring in more top players.
Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany has suffered a set-back in his rehabilitation from a groin injury and could miss a further three matches.
Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Frimpong is set to be warned over his future conduct after appearing to claim that his omission from Tuesday's Capital One Cup tie against Chelsea was because he is black.
Wales coach Chris Coleman has emerged as a contender to be the new manager of Crystal Palace, for whom played nearly 200 games in the 1990s, after the Londoners went cool on initial first choice Tony Pulis.
Former Stoke boss Pulis is demanding a £1.5m salary from Palace to replace Ian Holloway as manager.
Ashley Cole has told Chelsea that he wants to sign a new contract and extend his career at Stamford Bridge.
Newcastle manager Alan Pardew says the club were correct to ban three local newspapers - the Chronicle, Journal and Sunday Sun.
Manchester City defender Micah Richards wants to stay for another 10 years after celebrating a decade with the club.
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