Fulham are monitoring Stuttgart striker Pavel Pogrebnyak after the Russian impressed while at Zenit St Petersburg alongside midfielder Andrei Arshavin.
Full story: Daily Mail

Russian side Anzhi Makhachkala are planning a £10m swoop for Arsenal's Arshavin and defender Sebastien Squillaci in the January transfer window.
Full story: Inside Futbol

Inter Milan are set to go head-to-head with Arsenal for the signature of Marseille winger Andre Ayew.
Full story: Metro

Manchester United are planning a move for £20m-rated Borussia Dortmund defender Neven Subotic in the January transfer window.
Full story: Caught Offside

Liverpool and Tottenham are continuing to monitor Werder Bremen's German international playmaker Marko Marin, with Arsenal and Chelsea also interested in the midfielder.
Full story: Daily Mail

England winger Theo Walcott is ready to snub a big-money move to Juventus by signing a new contract with Arsenal.
Full story: Metro

Brighton will step up their chase for out-of-favour Leeds striker Billy Paynter after failing to sign him in August.
Full story: Daily Mirror

Arsenal are looking at Macclesfield Town's teenage defender Elliott Hewitt. The 17-year-old has already played for the Wales Under-21 side.
Full story: Daily Mail

Swansea City have opened contract talks with winger Scott Sinclair who has 18 months left on his current deal.
Full story: Daily Mail

Coventry chairman Ken Dulieu has flown in to take charge of the club's vital contract negotiations, with the retention of Sammy Clingan and Martin Crainie top of the list.
Full story: Daily Mirror

Newcastle goalkeeper Steve Harper is set to leave the club and join Brighton on loan after losing the number one spot to Tim Krul. The 36-year-old has fallen further down the pecking order following the arrival of Rob Elliot from Charlton.
Full story: the Sun

Rangers will this week give a trial to Sweden Under-21 striker Joe Sise, currently with Halmstads. (Various)

Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas is set to face an FA charge after Sunday's bad-tempered defeat at the hands of QPR which saw both defender Jose Bosingwa and striker Didier Drogba sent off and the manager outspoken in post-match comments over the performance of referee Chris Foy.
Full story: Daily Mirror

LA Galaxy reckon they have a 50-50 chance of keeping former Manchester United midfielder David Beckham. The 36-year-old's five-year deal ends next month and he has been linked with Tottenham, Paris St Germain, QPR and Leicester.
Full story: the Sun

Wolves captain Roger Johnson has rounded bitterly on the club's disgruntled fans after they expressed their unhappiness at manager Mick McCarthy in Saturday's Premier League game against Swansea.
Full story: Daily Mail

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