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Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham are chasing young Burkina Faso midfielder Charles Kabore. (various)
West Ham are set to lose out to AC Milan in the race to sign Brazil striker Adriano. (various)
Liverpool have been told by Burnley that a £250,000 approach for 14-year-old striker John Cofie would not be welcomed. (Daily Star)
Portsmouth defender Martin Cranie has ruled out a £2m move QPR after a loan spell at the club. (Daily Star)
Newcastle manager Sam Allardyce has failed in his bid to sign Sevilla defender Iva Dragutinovic. (The Sun)
Dimitar Berbatov's father has claimed the Tottenham striker wants to quit the north London club. (Mirror)
Mexico goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa claims Manchester United are interested in signing him. (The Times)
Blackburn's interest in Rosenborg forward Yssouf Kone has been played down by the player's agent. (The Times)
OTHER GOSSIP
Leicester have held talks with former Fulham boss Jean Tigana about their managerial vacancy. (Mirror)
LA Galaxy want a big name to become their new manager and have Jose Mourinho, Jurgen Klinsmann and Carlos Queiroz on their list. (Express)
West Ham are set to lose out to AC Milan in the race to sign Brazil striker Adriano. (various)
Liverpool have been told by Burnley that a £250,000 approach for 14-year-old striker John Cofie would not be welcomed. (Daily Star)
Portsmouth defender Martin Cranie has ruled out a £2m move QPR after a loan spell at the club. (Daily Star)
Newcastle manager Sam Allardyce has failed in his bid to sign Sevilla defender Iva Dragutinovic. (The Sun)
Dimitar Berbatov's father has claimed the Tottenham striker wants to quit the north London club. (Mirror)
Mexico goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa claims Manchester United are interested in signing him. (The Times)
Blackburn's interest in Rosenborg forward Yssouf Kone has been played down by the player's agent. (The Times)
OTHER GOSSIP
Leicester have held talks with former Fulham boss Jean Tigana about their managerial vacancy. (Mirror)
LA Galaxy want a big name to become their new manager and have Jose Mourinho, Jurgen Klinsmann and Carlos Queiroz on their list. (Express)