West Ham manager Gianfranco Zola denies he is considering his future at the club in response to demands by the Hammers' bankrupt Icelandic owners to trim the squad. (Press Association, 1800 BST)
Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley will make an announcement next Monday on whether he intends to sell the Championship club or hold onto it for another season. (AFP, 1439 BST)
Spanish club Rayo Vallecano have confirmed that Wigan have completed the signing of midfielder Mohamed Diame. (1053 BST) Full story: skysports.com
Lyon defender John Mensah is on the verge of sealing a season-long loan move to Sunderland after passing a medical. (0939 BST) Full story: Northern Echo
TRANSFER GOSSIP
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp is making a new £2m bid to bring Portsmouth goalkeeper David James to White Hart Lane. Full story: Daily Mirror
Another player leaving Portsmouth could be defender Sylvain Distin, who is attracting interest from Everton. (Daily Mirror)
Meanwhile, Pompey defender Sol Campbell has held talks with Sven-Goran Eriksson over a move to Notts County. (Daily Mirror)
Pompey are in talks to sign Bolton centre-back Danny Shittu and midfielder Gavin McCann. Full story: The Sun
Chelsea aim to lure Brazilian striker Alexandre Pato from AC Milan in a £40m deal - but not until next summer. (Daily Mirror)
Everton have agreed a £6m deal with Newcastle for centre-half Steven Taylor but the England Under-21 international's wage demands could be a stumbling block. (Daily Mirror)
Aston Villa manager Martin O'Neill is plotting a last-ditch bid for West Ham defender James Collins. Full story: The Sun
The Hammers are trying to rush through the sale of Collins to Villa and the signing of Bordeaux striker Marouane Chamakh before Sunday's game against Tottenham. Full story: Daily Mirror
West Ham are confident of agreeing a deal to sign Chamakh after raising their offer to about £7m plus a 20% sell-on clause. Full story: The Times
Hull boss Phil Brown will bid £4m for Portsmouth striker David Nugent after being snubbed by Real Madrid forward Alvaro Negredo. Full story: The Sun
Brown is aiming to make Lokomotiv Moscow striker Haminu Draman his fifth signing this summer, with the Ghanaian likely to cost around £3m. Full story: The Independent
Birmingham manager Alex McLeish is ready to release forwards Marcus Bent and Gary McSheffrey. Full story: The Sun
Latics manager Roberto Martinez is set to step up his bid to sign Sheffield United defender Matthew Kilgallon in a £4m deal. (Daily Star)
Spanish club Espanyol have made a bid to sign Newcastle defender Fabricio Coloccini - but want the English club to carry on paying part of the Argentine's £40,000-a-week wages. Full story: Daily Mirror
Derby striker Rob Hulse has ruled out a switch to Middlesbrough after being linked with a £5m move to the Riverside. Full story: The Independent
OTHER GOSSIP
Liverpool defender Daniel Agger faces up to two months on the sidelines after being booked in for surgery on his back injury. Full story: Daily Mail
Chelsea left-back Ashley Cole has signed a new four-year contract to make him the world's highest-paid full-back on £120,000 a week. Full story: The Sun
Hong Kong businessman Carson Yeung has moved closer to his £81.5m takeover of Birmingham after putting down a £3m deposit and making clear his intention to offer £1 per share. Full story: Daily Mail
Newcastle managing director Derek Llambias believes a consortium being led by local businessman Barry Moat are closing in on a £100m deal to buy the Championship club. Full story: Daily Mail
Magpies owner Mike Ashley has given Moat a deadline of 1700 BST on Friday to buy the club. (The Times)
Steve Bruce has revealed his ambition to one day manage Manchester United and admits he is using Sunderland as a stepping-stone to the Old Trafford hotseat. (Daily Express)
AND FINALLY
Premier League stars have opened a campaign to get all African children into schooling. Portsmouth's David James, Kanu and Aaron Mokoena and Mikael Silvestre and Gael Clichy of Arsenal pledged support for the 1 Goal initiative linked to next year's World Cup in South Africa. (Daily Mirror)
Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard says Manchester United will never make up for the loss of winger Cristiano Ronaldo, unless they sign Barcelona forward Lionel Messi. Full story: Daily Mirror
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