Each day we'll bring you the very latest tabloid rumors as the biggest clubs around splash the cash to bolster their rosters. True or not, they're always entertaining...
Arsene Wenger has accused Arjen Robben of diving to get the Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny sent off which led to a 2-0 defeat by Bayern Munich.
Szczesny could face disciplinary action from UEFA after appearing to make an obscene gesture following his dismissal.
Manchester United boss David Moyes was in the stands to watch the Toni Kroos masterclass as the Bayern Munich midfielder's valuation went through the roof at Arsenal.
Manchester City defender Martin Demichelis has accepted responsibility for his red card against Barcelona in the Champions League and does not blame the referee for sending him off.
Former Real Madrid sporting director Jorge Valdano claims that Gareth Bale seems "downcast" in Spain as he struggles to cope with his world record transfer fee and the emergence of youngster Jese Rodriguez.
Torquay United are under investigation over an alleged Luis Suarez-type biting incident in Saturday's defeat at League Two leaders Chesterfield.
Cesc Fabregas has responded to Jose Mourinho's claims that this current Barcelona team is the worst for many years, by saying he should shut up and only talk about Chelsea.
Tottenham defender Michael Dawson has rubbished Juande Ramos' claim that his Spurs stars spent too much time in McDonald's.
Tim Sherwood and Spurs were in limbo last night as to whether their Europa League clash here in Ukraine will go ahead.
Ravel Morrison still hopes to make England's World Cup party this summer - despite dropping into the Championship.
Aiden McGeady reckons Everton can reignite their top-four hopes by ending Jose Mourinho's home record on Saturday.
Arsene Wenger has accused Bayern Munich of "diving all game" on a disastrous night for Arsenal.
Liverpool are looking to sign Arsenal defender Bacary Sagna in the summer.
Manchester United target William Carvalho will be allowed to leave Sporting Lisbon this summer if a club meets his buy-out clause of £37.5 million.
Holland coach Louis van Gaal has admitted Spurs have been in touch about their manager's job... and said he ONLY wants to manage in England when his contract ends after next summer's World Cup in Brazil.
Manchester United are tracking Barcelona's emerging midfield talent Rafa Alcantara - younger brother of Thiago Alcantara, whom they tried to sign last summer before he joined Bayern Munich.
Italian giants Fiorentina are offering Younes Kaboul a big pay-day to quit Tottenham.
Tottenham are watching Argentinos Juniors midfielder Rodrigo Gomez, who is valued at around £3million.
Manchester City and Chelsea are both set to see their summer transfer plans handed a blow, with chief target Blaise Matuidi set to sign finally put pen-to-paper on a new contract with Paris Saint-Germain, according to a report in France.
Chelsea keeper Thibaut Courtois has stepped up his war of words with Liverpool counterpart Simon Mignolet over the Belgium number-one shirt.
Ravel Morrison will postpone a hernia operation to fire QPR back into the Premier League.
Avram Grant is on standby to return to management at Charlton as new owner Roland Duchatelet worries about relegation.
Adnan Januzaj will turn down the chance to play for Kosovo, keeping alive England's hopes of getting the Manchester United winger to pledge his allegiance.
Tough-talking German Felix Magath has accused his predecessor at Fulham, Rene Meulensteen, of "destabilising" the relegation-threatened club with his tactics and having no clear structure.
Chris Powell is set to be offered a new deal at Charlton to end uncertainty over his future.
Cesc Fabregas has told Jose Mourinho to shut up and mind his own business.
Manuel Pellegrini has been accused of talking "absolute nonsense" by a leading FIFA official after claiming that a Swede should not have been chosen to take charge of Manchester City's Champions League match against Barcelona.
Manchester United are still interested in bringing Chelsea target Luke Shaw to Old Trafford and remain confident a deal can be struck with Southampton.
Manchester United face a backlash from season-ticket holders, who have learnt that they will be charged Champions League prices for Europa League seats next season, in the event of the club slipping into the competition.
