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...
England fans have been told they risk being mugged or raped at next year's World Cup.
Manchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward reckons a 'B' team set-up could help bring on the kids.
Chris Coleman has urged the FA to introduce video technology to help Premier League referees.
Demba Ba has branded nightclubs a "toxic cocktail" after snubbing booze and babes in favor of religion.
Liverpool goalkeeper Pepe Reina, currently on loan at Napoli, would welcome a return to Barcelona next summer.
Nottingham Forest are investigating allegations Millwall fans racially abused on-loan Nathaniel Chalobah on Tuesday.
Celtic legend Henrik Larsson has been named coach of Swedish side Falkenberg.
Liverpool hope to tie up a deal for Swedish whizkid Valmir Berisha.
Arsenal and Chelsea are both chasing Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Adrien Rabiot.
John Arne Riise has done a U-turn and decided to stay at Fulham.
Reading will swoop for West Brom midfielder Graham Dorrans in January.
Mark Robins has told Celtic boss Neil Lennon not to waste his time by trying to sign Huddersfield striker James Vaughan.
Ashley Young and Anderson will head the January clear-out at Manchester United.
Benfica are facing a battle to keep Serbian midfielder Nemanja Matic in January, with interest from Manchester United and Borussia Dortmund.
Lionel Messi could be set to scoop Cristiano Ronaldo yet again and win the Ballon d'Or for the fourth year running.
Sam Allardyce is battling to save his job at West Ham.
Steve Clarke admits West Brom may struggle to satisfy Youssouf Mulumbu if he is determined to play in the Champions League.
Roy Hodgson is considering playing Phil Jones as a defensive midfielder at the World Cup to give Steven Gerrard more freedom.
FIFA chiefs are trying to avoid the embarrassment of Pele snubbing Friday's World Cup draw.
Barcelona have denied reports they are interested in signing Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero.
Gus Poyet will be handed the chance to cash in on former England U21 star striker Connor Wickham in January.
Brighton face a huge battle to hang on to striker Ashley Barnes.
New Bristol City manager Steve Cotterill is to offer sacked Portsmouth boss Guy Whittingham a coaching role at Ashton Gate.
Wolves midfielder Jamie O'Hara has refused a huge wage cut to join Blackpool.
Sunderland and Bolton want Coventry defender Cyrus Christie.
Ashley Cole is among a clutch of Premier League stars being targeted by Major League Soccer ahead of their plans to expand the US game.
Crystal Palace are interested in Wigan goalkeeper Ali Al Habsi, who is back in training after a shoulder operation.
Cardiff are poised to open the bidding for Sevilla left-back Alberto Moreno, but fear they could be outbid by Chelsea and Manchester United.
Almeria's Joaquin Fernandez is training with Liverpool for the next week.
Crystal Palace striker Marouane Chamakh has accused Sam Allardyce of "lying" to him during his time on loan at West Ham.
Charlton have accepted an FA charge for failing to ensure their players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion against Ipswich on Saturday.
Chelsea are lining up a loan deal to bring Monaco striker Radamel Falcao to Stamford Bridge.
Auxerre striker Paul-Georges Ntep says he is keen on a move to Arsenal, despite interest from Chelsea, Tottenham and Aston Villa.
England fans were warned here last night that the World Cup next year may be plagued by "violence, massed robberies and rapes" - by Brazil's sports minister.
Arsenal and Manchester City have expressed an interest in bringing former Chelsea, Gunners and Portsmouth midfielder Lassana Diarra back to the Premier League.
Tony Pulis wants to sign five players in January to help push Crystal Palace from the relegation zone, with Stoke City's Peter Crouch and Blackburn's Scott Dann top targets.
Atletico Madrid are hoping to bring Chelsea midfield duo Juan Mata and Kevin De Bruyne to Spain as they prepare to let Manchester United and Liverpool midfield target Koke to leave in the January transfer window.
Reading will offer Southampton £800,000 for striker Billy Sharp when his loan expires next month.
Millwall midfielder Nicky Bailey faces three weeks out with a knee injury.
Brighton, Nottingham Forest and Wigan are interested in Belarus midfielder Renan Bressan.
Leyton Orient want midfielder Jai Reason, who plays for Conference South side Eastleigh.
