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...
DAILY MIRROR
Brothers Rio and Anton Ferdinand will lead a boycott of this weekend's planned anti-racism campaign.
Manchester United winger Nani is a January transfer target for Italian giants Juventus and AC Milan.
Arsenal will watch Atletico Madrid's £14m-rated striker Adrian Lopez this weekend and are set to make him their No 1 January target.
Norwich manager Chris Hughton wants to sign 26-year-old Stoke striker Cameron Jerome.
Newcastle supporters are set to show their support for Sunderland's race row victim Danny Rose with a round of applause.
THE SUN
Injured Tottenham midfielder Scott Parker, 32, could be sidelined until Christmas as he is struggling to recover from Achilles surgery.
Southampton are lining up a fresh bid of £5.5m for PSV Eindhoven striker Jeremain Lens after having had an offer of £4m turned down by the Dutch club in the summer.
Former Real Madrid and Barcelona boss Rady Antic is a shock contender to be Blackburn's new boss, while Blackpool's Ian Holloway is also in the frame.
DAILY STAR
Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez is an £8m summer transfer target for Italian side Fiorentina.
Barnsley's Wales international striker Craig Davies, 26, is being tracked by Stoke, Wigan and Leeds.
John Terry has been hit with another £320,000 fine by Chelsea after finally saying sorry for abusing Anton Ferdinand.
DAILY MAIL
Defender John Terry, 31, has been told he will be sold by Chelsea if he is ever found guilty of racial abuse again.
Juventus hope to beat Arsenal to the signature of Athletic Bilbao striker Fernando Llorente by offering the 27-year-old a deal which would make him the highest paid player at the Serie A leaders.
Burnley, Ipswich, Birmingham and Blackpool are tracking Oldham's former Everton forward Jose Baxter.
Sheffield United are keen on Crystal Palace midfielder Stuart O'Keefe.
DAILY EXPRESS
Stuart Pearce and Roy Hodgson will go head to head next summer for Jack Wilshere and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
DAILY TELEGRAPH
Liverpool hope to take advantage of the breakdown in contract negotiations between Birmingham City and 18-year-old winger Nathan Redmond.
John Terry will retain the Chelsea captaincy and could lead the side as early as next Tuesday after he finally apologized for racially abusing Anton Ferdinand almost a year ago and announced he would not appeal against the four-match ban handed down by the Football Association.
Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill will speak to Danny Rose to determine whether he is in the right state of mind to face Newcastle in Sunday's North-East derby after he was racially abused playing for England Under-21s in Serbia on Tuesday.
Hull City want to sign Stoke's Honduras international Wilson Palacios on an emergency loan.
THE TIMES
John Terry will captain Chelsea in their Champions League match against Shakhtar Donetsk on Tuesday, just five days after finally offering a qualified apology for racially abusing Anton Ferdinand.
Roy Hodgson, the England manager, believes that the "dogfight" his team find themselves in simply to secure a place at the 2014 World Cup finals could help, rather than hinder, their chances of surpassing expectations in Brazil
