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...
Former Manchester United star Roy Keane has launched a furious attack on Sir Alex Ferguson's integrity after comments in the former Old Trafford manager's explosive book.
Jose Mourinho wants Chelsea to buy a big-name striker in January - with £35m-rated Atletico Madrid frontman Diego Costa - a former Liverpool target -top of the list.
Juventus striker Fernando Llorente is keen on a January move to Arsenal to save his World Cup hopes with Spain.
Roy Keane has launched his own hairdryer-style attack on Alex Ferguson for lacking loyalty.
Former Aston Villa boss Ron Atkinson is being lined up as Birmingham City's director of football.
Juventus are eyeing a January move for Fulham's Switzerland international midfielder Pajtim Kasami.
Sir Alex Ferguson has warned England they have fat chance of winning the World Cup if Wayne Rooney gets out of shape again.
Tottenham are planning to offer Aston Villa £28m for 22-year-old striker Christian Benteke.
Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool target Jorginho says he is happy to see out the season at Italian Serie A side Hellas Verona.
Sir Alex Ferguson has sensationally settled a string of old scores with a release of his controversial autobiography.
Arsene Wenger insisted Robert Lewandowski was lucky not to be sent off before he hit a late winner to leave Arsenal's Champions League hopes in the balance last night.
Midfielder Fabian Delph has opened the way for fresh contract talks at Aston Villa by revealing he wants to stay for the rest of his career.
Robert Lewandowski showed his real talent by scoring the winner for Borussia Dortmund against Arsenal.
Fernando Torres continued his knack of scoring goals in cup competitions by notching a brace to hand Chelsea victory over Schalke in the Veltins Arena last night.
Arsenal and Tottenham target Adrien Rabiot says he will not hesitate to leave Paris Saint-Germain if he feels his progress is being hampered by a lack of first-team football.
Sir Alex Ferguson claims that he "mellowed a long time ago", instructing any doubters to consult those who played under him. It might be wise to wait for them to cool off first.
Roy Keane has accused Sir Alex Ferguson of not knowing the meaning of the word "loyalty" after the Scot criticised many of his former players in his memoirs.
The most withering criticism in Sir Alex Ferguson's book is reserved for the man who once embodied his will: Roy Keane. And, as Ferguson anticipated, Keane did not take it well.
It was 12 games in all competitions without defeat and, quite frankly, if you are going to lose then the Borussia Dortmund of 2013 are a far more palatable alternative than Norwich City or Crystal Palace, although that will be of no consolation to Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger.
