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- Louis Saha has been told he can leave Sunderland as part of a shake up by Martin O'Neill.
- Arsene Wenger has revealed Theo Walcott is finally on the verge of signing a new contract at Arsenal.
- Wigan Athletic still want to sign Leeds United star striker Luciano Becchio, as manager Roberto Martinez wants a stronger squad.
- New Wolverhampton Wanderers boss Dean Saunders is planning a double swoop for Norwich City striker Simeon Jackson and Doncaster Rovers winger David Cotterill.
- Chelsea are yet to receive a single inquiry about misfit Florent Malouda.
- Queens Park Rangers striker Djibril Cisse has gone to Qatar side Al-Arabi on loan until the end of the season for a fee of £400,000.
- Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul is a £10million target for AC Milan.

- Pep Guardiola has delivered a huge blow to Manchester City and Chelsea after snubbing their money in favour of Bayern Munich.
- Chelsea's boo-boys turned on Rafa Benitez again as they threw away a two-goal lead against Southampton.
- The Football Association is facing a diplomatic row after lining up glamour friendlies against Germany and Argentina.
- Wigan Athletic new-boy Roger Espinoza is backing them to produce another miracle escape from relegation.

- Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich's worst fears came true when being snubbed by new Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola.
- Alan Shearer has warned his former club, Newcastle United, they are in a Premier League relegation battle.
- Crystal Palace have told Manchester United they must improve their £6million offer if they want to sign Wilfried Zaha.
- Swansea City are stepping up their efforts to sign Stoke City striker Kenwyne Jones, who will be allowed to leave for £6million.
- West Ham United have made an improved £3.5million offer for Blackburn Rovers defender Martin Olsson.
- West Bromwich Albion striker Peter Odemwingie is ready to ask for a transfer to push through a move to Queens Park Rangers.
- Queens Park Rangers are still working on a deal to bring Rennes midfielder Yann M'Vila to the club this month as Premier League rivals Everton monitor the situation.
- Arsenal scouts watched Momo Diame, 25, against Manchester United last night. QPR, Everton and Fulham are also considering a move for the West Ham midfielder.
- QPR are also continuing talks with Lyon over a deal for full-back Anthony Reveillere. The 33-year-old former France international can play right and left side.

- Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has described Jack Wilshere as the complete midfielder.
- Fulham boss Martin Jol is hopeful of completing signings in the coming days after lodging bids for Zulte Waregem midfielder Junior Malanda.
- Montpellier have confirmed they are willing to listen to offers for winger Younes Belhanda, who has previously been linked with Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal.

- The worst fears of the Chelsea hierarchy were confirmed when Pep Guardiola agreed to become the new manager of Bayern Munich.
- Raul, who spent two seasons at Schalke and is a close friend of Pep Guardiola, helped convince the Spaniard to join Bayern Munich.
- Carlos Tevez has been banned from driving for six months after ignoring police letters about speeding offences because he did not understand the word 'constabulary'.

- Former Bayern Munich midfielder Owen Hargreaves believes Pep Guardiola will be the 'perfect match' at the Allianz Arena.
- Sir Alex Ferguson vented his anger at Wayne Rooney after the striker's penalty failure against West Ham United
- Blackburn Rovers' Indian owners, Venky's, plan to attend Michael Appleton's first game in charge.

- Luis Suarez was at the centre of a new cheat storm last night after admitting he took a dive against Stoke.
- Manchester United chief executive David Gill has confirmed the club want to sign Crystal Palace sensation Wilfried Zaha.
- Jose Mourinho became football's most wanted man yesterday after Pep Guardiola left Manchester City and Chelsea in the lurch.
- Ian Ayre says the signing of Daniel Sturridge proves Liverpool's US owners were right to veto a summer move for Clint Dempsey.
- Harry Redknapp believes the monster new TV deal justifies his QPR club record deal for Loic Remy.
- Reading are ready to smash their transfer record by paying £8.3million for Celta Vigo striker Iago Aspas.
- Louis Saha will be the first victim of Martin O'Neill's Sunderland shake-up.
- Tom Ince has seen his return to Liverpool put on hold - because Blackpool are refusing to take Brendan Rodgers' calls.
- Norwich want to finance an ambitious move for Gary Hooper by selling Simeon Jackson to Wolves.
- Aston Villa may attempt to hijack Fulham's bid for Derek Boateng.
- Fulham boss Martin Jol is set to win his race to sign Dutch keeper Maarten Stekelenburg and open the way for David Stockdale to leave on loan.
- Crystal Palace boss Ian Holloway is ready to snap up Stephen Dobbie from bitter rivals Brighton.

- Pep Guardiola yesterday turned his back on the Premier League when he signed a £27million three-year deal to become coach of Bayern Munich.
- Tottenham look set to rekindle their interest in transfer target Younes Belhanda of Montpellier this month.
- Reading are set to sign Zambia centre-half Stoppilo Sunzu in a £3million deal.
- Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre says the club is not shackled by youth investment and that Brendan Rodgers can bring in older players.
- Roy Hodgson wants England's elite clubs to show faith in young players to boost his team's chances at Brazil 2014.
- Sir Trevor Brooking has hit out at the "too much, too young" culture at the heart of the Premier League.
- Kaka could trigger a scramble from the Premier League’s big clubs this month. The Real Madrid midfielder is poised to be released by a club on a free which could set alight interest from the likes of Manchester United and Chelsea.

- Spurs boss Andre Villas-Boas has attempted to bring forward the signing of Lewis Holtby from Schalke to this month's transfer window after losing the key midfielder Sandro to a long-term knee injury.
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