9th Feb 2014
Manchester United manager David Moyes is planning to spend £45m to sign full-backs Seamus Coleman and Luke Shaw from Everton and Southampton respectively.
Juventus midfielders Paul Pogba and Arturo Vidal as well as left-back Shaw and Atletico Madrid striker Diego Costa will be Manchester United's summer transfer targets but will be hard to sign if they do not qualify for the Champions League.
Arsenal will attempt to sign midfielder Gareth Barry, who has impressed while on loan at Everton from Manchester City this season, during the summer.
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has put Nottingham Forest's central defender Jamaal Lascelles on his summer shopping list.
Rodgers also wants to add experience to his defence by bringing in Chelsea left-back Ashley Cole on a free transfer.
Newcastle are on the trail of Metz forward Diafra Sakho, with the player valued at about £800,000.
Galatasaray boss Roberto Mancini claims former club Manchester City were in talks with other managers, including Pep Guardiola and Carlo Ancelotti, while he was still in charge of the Eastlands club last season.Full story: Sun on Sunday
Jose Mourinho was targeted by Manchester City in 2009 before they appointed Roberto Mancini as manager. However, City abandoned their pursuit of the Portuguese when they discovered the 51-year-old had ambitions to succeed former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho is publicly playing down his side's Premier League title chances in order to take the pressure off them, but privately has told his players that he believes they will be champions this season.
Wayne Rooney is set to be given the Manchester United captain's armband - but the England forward has been warned to behave himself on and off the pitch.
Arsenal defender Per Mertesacker suffered a black eye following a training-ground bust-up with striker Yaya Sanogo.
Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher also says there have been bust-ups in their dressing room during the club's struggles this season.
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