Portsmouth manager Paul Hart is hopeful of signing Australia striker Mark Viduka on a free transfer before the start of the Premier League season.
Andrea Pirlo believes his decision to snub Chelsea proves that AC Milan are a team with ambition. "If I thought Milan's aim was a good place in the standings I'd be at Chelsea now," he said. (Reuters)
Arsenal goalkeeper Manuel Almunia believes defender Kolo Toure left the Gunners because he was "bored" and fears the same could happen with captain Cesc Fabregas. (Press Association).
Liverpool have had a £6m move for defender Michael Turner rejected, with Hull demanding £12m.
Full story: Daily Mail
Everton and Tottenham are both tracking Inter Milan's Nigerian striker Victor Obinna, who should cost around £3m.
Full story: Daily Mail
Sunderland are set to make a second attempt to prise Lee Cattermole from Wigan Athletic.
Full story: The Times
Luca Toni's agent believes the Italian international is close to joining countryman Gianfranco Zola at West Ham.
Full story: Independent
Manager Roy Hodgson fears for Brede Hangeland's Fulham future after Arsenal admitted an interest in the Norwegian defender.
Full story: The Sun
Free-agent Mark Viduka is holding out for a two-year, £40,000 a week deal to solve Portsmouth's striker crisis, although Pompey have offered the Australian forward, 33, a one-year, £30,000-a- week contract.
Full story: The Sun
Portsmouth chief executive Peter Storie has confirmed that the Fratton Park side are monitoring Celtic full-back Lee Naylor, while reiterating the club's desire to hold onto Sylvain Distin, Niko Kranjcar and David James.
Full story: The Independent
Everton are monitoring 25-year-old Toulouse right back Albin Ebondo, who is available for around £2m.
Full story: Daily Mail
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