Each day we'll bring you the very latest tabloid rumors as the biggest clubs around look to splash the cash to bolster their rosters. True or not, they're always entertaining...
Arsene Wenger has put Celtic's Dutch center-half Virgil van Dijk top of his hit-list.
Former Italy defender Andrea Dossena, released by Sunderland last summer, has revealed he surfed the internet to see which teams around Europe had sold a left-back and ordered his agent to enquire if those clubs would be interested in signing him.
Brendan Rodgers is set to make Mario Balotelli an Anfield outcast.
Gianfranco Zola has been named the new boss of Serie A side Cagliari.
Fernando Torres is set for a return to Atletico Madrid - the club where he launched his career.
Reading boss Steve Clarke fears Glenn Murray could be playing one of his final games for the club today.
Frank Lampard is set to give Manchester City a boost by extending his loan spell at the club and delay his arrival at New York City FC until at least mid-February.
Sergio Aguero is set to give Manchester City a huge new year bonus by recovering from injury quicker than expected.
Neil Warnock is ready to offer Glenn Murray a Crystal Palace lifeline.
Stoke expect to complete the signing of Barcelona midfielder Sergi Roberto.
Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal has set his sights on winning the title this season.
Manchester City coach Manuel Pellegrini admits Frank Lampard's future is out of his hands.
Aston Villa mnager Paul Lambert is confident he won't be feeling blue after the January sales.
Ronny Deila is adamant Virgil van Dijk won't be leaving Celtic next month - despite Sunderland weighing up an £8million offer for the star defender.
Crystal Palace has targeted Swansea striker Bafetimbi Gomis is a £6million move while Neil Warnock's search for a left-back has seen him identify Palermo's Achraf Lazaar.
Liverpool want to sign Manchester City midfielder James Milner on a free transfer this summer.
Liverpool will dig up the Anfield pitch at the request of manager Brendan Rodgers because he believes it undermines his team's passing game.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain says Arsenal would welcome Thierry Henry back at the club in a coaching capacity.
