Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is ready to make a cut-price double swoop for West Ham pair Matthew Upson and Scott Parker in January. (Daily Mirror)
Wigan are facing a battle to sign Premier League top scorer Amr Zaki after Liverpool entered the race to sign the striker, who is on loan at the JJB Stadium from Egyptian club Zamalek. (Daily Star)
Defender Lucas Neill, whose contract with West Ham runs out at the end of the season, is facing a wage cut if he wants to remain at Upton Park as the Hammers are not willing to match his current �60,000-a-week wages. (Daily Star)
Arsenal have joined Middlesbrough in the race to sign Standard Liege's �8m-rated captain Steven Defour. (Daily Mirror)
Blackburn have rejected claims Manchester City target Roque Santa Cruz has an �18m release clause in his contract. (The Sun)
Manchester City manager Mark Hughes is ready to offer Marseille �8m for France number one Steve Mandanda. (The Sun)
Sheffield United right-back Derek Geary, 28, is poised to join former manager Neil Warnock at Crystal Palace in a loan deal. (Daily Star)
Former Lazio striker Fabio Vignaroli hopes to join Kilmarnock after being released by Greek side Panthrakikos. (Daily Record)
Nottingham Forest and Swansea will battle it out for Walsall's highly rated goalkeeper Clayton Ince in January. (Daily Star)
Spurs will sack director of football Damien Comolli next week but have told boss Juande Ramos he is safe - for now. (The Sun)
But the Tottenham hierarchy have encouraged Ramos to make changes in his backroom as there is a view at White Hart Lane the Spaniard is taking on too much. (The Independent)
Former England striker Alan Shearer, who was at St James' Park to watch his old club fight back for a 2-2 draw with Manchester City, has hinted he wants to become the next manager of Newcastle. (Daily Star)
Former England centre-back Graham Roberts has offered Spurs free defensive coaching to help his old team off the bottom of the table. (Daily Mirror)
Mikel Arteta says he could play for England on the five-year residency rule. Everton's Spanish midfielder, 26, said: "I've been here four years so that possibility will exist." (The Sun)
Former Manchester United and Celtic striker Henrik Larsson has admitted he will be roaring on the Glasgow club when the two teams meet in the Champions League on Tuesday.(Daily Star)
Instead of sitting joint top with Chelsea, Liverpool would be 14 points worse off if their matches had finished after 58 minutes. (The Times)
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