1630 GMT: Harry Redknapp rules out a move for either Giuseppe Rossi of Villarreal or FC Porto's Hulk. "Rossi? He's a good player but he's not available. Incredible Hulk? No. Not going to happen," the Tottenham boss says. (Press Association)
0930 GMT: Birmingham have told winger Sebastian Larsson they will only offload him "when it is right for the club". The Swede is out of contract in the summer and is a target for Newcastle and Blackburn. (Press Association)
TRANSFER WINDOW
Bolton centre-back Gary Cahill has been cleared to join Arsenal after the Trotters signed Middlesbrough's David Wheater as his replacement. Full story: metro.co.uk
Meanwhile, Arsenal have put a £15m price tag on Nicklas Bendtner after a number of Premier League clubs asked about taking the 23-year-old Denmark striker on loan. However, Bendtner's father says his son is not interested in leaving the London club. Full story: the Sun
Zenit St Petersburg are interested in taking Russia striker Andrey Arshavin back from Arsenal. Full story: Daily Mirror
Liverpool are still in negotiations with Ajax to sign Uruguay striker Luis Suarez, although the Reds' offer is £8m short of the Dutch side's £21m asking price. Full story: the Independent
German side Borussia Dortmund claim they are fighting off interest from Manchester United for £20m-rated playmaker Shinji Kagawa, 21. Full story: Daily Mirror
Manchester City are set to step up their interest in Netherlands right-back Gregory van der Wiel, 22, who has a fixed price of £17m written into his contract at Ajax. Full story: Daily Mail
Chelsea's Gael Kakuta could be sent out on loan to Fulham to get more first-team action. Full story: Daily Mail
Tottenham target Giuseppe Rossi has a £33m buy-out clause in his contract but the Italian striker's Spanish club Villarreal are willing to accept £16.5m for the former Manchester United man. Full story: the Independent
Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn has ruled out a move for Tottenham striker Robbie Keane, saying he "doesn't quite suit us now." Full story: talkSPORT
Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has upped his bid for winger Charles N'Zogbia to £9m, although it is thought Wigan want £10m for the French 24-year-old. Full story: the Sun
Aston Villa striker John Carew will become the highest-paid player in Stoke history when he signs a £52,000-a-week loan deal, with Ricardo Fuller being sold to Sunderland to make room for him. Full story: Daily Mirror
Swansea boss Brendan Rodgers is hoping to snap up highly rated midfielder Ryan Harley from League One side Exeter in a £300,000 deal. Full story: Daily Mirror
Wigan boss Roberto Martinez is lining up a £2m bid for Ipswich midfielder Grant Leadbitter, 25. Full story: Daily Express
Celtic and Burnley are both interested in signing Everton striker James Vaughan following the end of his loan spell at Crystal Palace. Full story: talkSPORT
QPR and Ipswich are interested in French defender Pascal Chimbonda after he was released by Blackburn. Full story: Daily Mail
OTHER GOSSIP
Fifa bosses are working on a secret plan to turn football into a summer sport which would run from March to October. Full story: the Sun
Manchester City's Mario Balotelli is seeing a knee specialist in the United States in an effort to avoid the need for surgery. Full story: Daily Telegraph
Manchester United's Owen Hargreaves could miss out on a place in their Champions League squad despite making progress in his recovery from a hamstring injury. Full story: Daily Telegraph
David Beckham was prevented from playing for a behind-closed-doors friendly for Tottenham against QPR this week because of an insurance query. Full story: Guardian
AND FINALLY
Portsmouth boss Steve Cotterill has banned his players from using Twitter, telling them they face being fined £1,000-per-word if they tweet. Full story: Daily Star
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