West Ham boss Avram Grant wants to keep Carlton Cole but is uncertain if he will still be at West Ham when the January transfer window closes. (Press Association)
Chelsea and Manchester City target David Luiz admits he does not know if he'll still be a Benfica player after January. The 23-year-old defender, who could cost £25m, has also been linked with Spanish sides Real Madrid and Barcelona. Full story: Daily Mirror
Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini will offload six of former boss Mark Hughes's signings in the January transfer window. Joleon Lescott, Wayne Bridge, Shay Given, Roque Santa Cruz, Shaun Wright-Phillips and Emmanuel Adebayor have all been told they can leave. Full story: Daily Mirror
Sunderland boss Steve Bruce fears striker Danny Welbeck's good form could price him out of making his loan from Manchester United into a permanent move. Full story: Daily Mirror
West Ham could move for Aston Villa midfielder Steve Sidwell in the January transfer window. Full story: talkSPORT
Fulham boss Mark Hughes says Arsenal were still chasing goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer right up until he signed a new contract at Craven Cottage. Full story: Daily Mirror
Tottenham midfielder Giovani dos Santos could reject interest from clubs in Mexico to join Italian side Genoa. Full story: talkSPORT
Aston Villa are keen on West Ham striker Frederic Piquionne and want to team him with Tottenham's Robbie Keane in a new look attack. Full story: Daily Mail
Blackburn have stepped up their interest in Espanyol's 24-year-old striker Dani Osvaldo. Full story: Daily Mail
OTHER GOSSIP
Chelsea striker Didier Drogba, 32, says he thinks he is getting better with age because of having not started top-level football until the age of 25. Full story: the Sun
Frank Arnesen is quitting his post as director of football at Chelsea to pursue his dream of becoming Denmark's new national coach. Full story: Daily Mail
Scotland U-21 coach Billy Stark is favourite to replace Mark McGhee as Aberdeen manager. Full story: Daily Telegraph
Wolves boss Mick McCarthy reckons his side need nine more wins this season to guarantee their Premier League survival. Full story: the Sun
AND FINALLY
Blackpool manager Ian Holloway plans to beat a frozen training pitch by using the town's beach ahead of Saturday's home game against Manchester United... provided the tide is out. Full story: The Daily Telegraph
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