10th Dec 2013
Barcelona will compete with Manchester United and Arsenal to try to sign Borussia Dortmund's Germany midfielder Ilkay Gundogan.
Manchester United have renewed their interest in Galatasaray midfielder Wesley Sneijder. The Netherlands international has been linked with a move to Old Trafford for several years.
West Ham will bid for Inter Milan's Argentina striker Diego Milito. The players contract expires next summer and the Hammers are hoping to sign Milito for a reduced fee.
Cruzeiro's Brazilian forward Everton Ribeiro will consider a move to Manchester United, but Liverpool are also interested in the player, who could cost £10m.
Crystal Palace manager Tony Pulis is considering a January move for Brondby's striker Simon Makienok. The 6ft 7in forward was also a target for previous manager Ian Holloway.Full story: Daily Mirror
Arsenal have watched Ajax's Dutch midfielder Davy Klaassen who has been compared to Dennis Bergkamp.
Chelsea striker Samuel Eto'o will move to a Major League Soccer club in the United States once his contract comes to an end next summer.
Liverpool keeper Pepe Reina will be a £4m target for Spanish side Atletico Madrid once his season-long loan expires at Italian club Napoli.
Full story: The Sun
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard will be out for six weeks with a hamstring problem sustained in the 4-1 win over West Ham.
Jordan Henderson is also going to miss several weeks with an ankle problem, leaving Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers with Lucas and Joe Allen as his only fit central midfielders.
West Ham winger Stewart Downing has had ankle surgery after being injured in his side's defeat at Liverpool and is set for a 10-week spell on the sidelines.
Tottenham also have injury concerns as they fear defender Jan Vertonghen could miss the club's Christmas fixtures with an ankle problem.
Chelsea left-back Ashley Cole lost his first-team spot after the 2-0 defeat at Newcastle but he is set to return to the Blues starting line-up for the Champions League group game against Steaua Bucharest.
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