- Arsenal want to report Manchester City for allegedly 'tapping up' star striker Robin van Persie.
- Theo Walcott is ready to follow Robin van Persie out of the Arsenal exit door.
- Tottenham midfielder Luka Modric is ready to pull out of a move to Real Madrid.
- New Tottenham boss Andre Villas-Boas will walk straight into a fight with Manchester United after rookie defender Ezekiel Fryers quit Old Trafford.
- Wayne Bridge will join Brighton in a stunning deal for the Championship club.
- Fulham want FC Twente's Dutch U-19 midfield star Chris David.
- Swansea are looking at Genoa’s Chico and Villarreal ace de Guzman.
- Arsenal's two major shareholders were engaged in open war last night, with Robin van Persie the catalyst for hostilities.
- Robin van Persie has set his heart on a shock move away from the Premier League - with Italian giants Juventus.
- Chelsea boss Roberto Di Matteo wants to push through the capture of Wigan forward Victor Moses in the next 23 hours in a deal worth up to £10million.
- Manchester City are poised to steal a march on the rest of Europe by landing Argentinian wonderkid Paulo Dybala.
- Tottenham have been handed the chance to sign Paulo Henrique after his contract talks with Santos broke down this week.
- Spurs boss Andre Villas-Boas is heading for a battle with Sir Alex Ferguson over Manchester United starlet Ezekiel Fryers.
- Hull boss Steve Bruce is looking to sign Manchester United goalkeeper Ben Amos on loan for the season.
- Watford have pulled the plug on their move for goalkeeper Tom Heaton.
- Huddersfield hope to clinch the signing of Nottingham Forest defender Joel Lynch inside 48 hours.
- David Silva is set to snub Real Madrid and sign a new £52million contract with Manchester City.
- Arsenal are on the brink of civil war after a stinging attack from two of the club's biggest shareholders.
- Brendan Rodgers has told his Liverpool stars to focus on getting back into the Champions League - or leave Anfield.
- Arsenal's turbulent week descended into civil war yesterday after the club's biggest shareholder launched a withering attack on primary owner Stan Kroenke.
- Tottenham are considering a £7million bid for Birmingham goalkeeper Jack Butland and are ready to listen to offers for Rafael van der Vaart.
- Swansea hope to wrap up the loan of Villarreal midfielder Jonathan de Guzman next week.
- West Brom have failed in a loan move for Obafemi Martins from Rubin Kazan.
- Aston Villa are keen on Sheffield United right-back Matthew Lowton.
- Stoke want Blackburn left-back Martin Olsson.
- Fulham are closing on a deal for Cologne left-back Sascha Riether.
- Brighton want to sign Wayne Bridge from Manchester City.
- Arsenal could turn to Stevan Jovetic and Robert Lewandowski as replacements for van Persie.
- Former Barcelona boss Pep Guardiola could be the next national manager of Russia.
- Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers believes Gylfi Sigurdsson turned down the Reds for financial reasons but admits there are no hard feelings.
- Aston Villa are lining up a swoop for Sheffield United right-back Matthew Lowton.
- Villarreal midfielder Jonathan de Guzman is set to become Michael Laudrup's second signing at Swansea.
- Bolton say it would take a "totally bizarre" offer to land midfielder Mark Davies.
- Newcastle have agreed a deal to sign Coventry midfielder Gael Bigirimana.
- Manchester United have made a £20m bid for Portugal midfielder Joao Moutinho.
- Ally McCoist took a thinly-veiled swipe at Old Firm rivals Celtic last night and told them if it's sporting integrity they want Rangers will go to Division Three.
- Newcastle are set to sign Coventry midfielder Gael Bigirimana.
- Arsenal want Newcastle midfielder Cheick Tiote.
- Arsenal are one of a number of Premier League clubs interested in Rennes midfielder Tongo Doumbia.
- Andriy Shevchenko is poised to return to Chelsea in a coaching capacity.
- Tottenham are considering moving for Lassana Diarra who is now surplus to requirements at Real Madrid.
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