1730 GMT: Inter Milan will bid £40m for Tottenham winger Gareth Bale in the summer, with Real Madrid also interested in the 21-year-old. Full story: the Guardian
1234 GMT: Sebastien Bassong insists he will not be leaving Tottenham this month after holding talks with manager Harry Redknapp over his future at the club. "I said to him [Redknapp] what I thought, how I saw things and he gave me answers," Bassong told French newspaper Le Figaro. "I will remain in Tottenham. I belong to Spurs." Full story: Le Figaro
1230 GMT: Manchester City midfielder Nigel de Jong says he is "proud" to be able to pull on a Netherlands shirt again after coach Bert van Marwijk ended his international exile and recalled him for the friendly with Austria in February. De Jong was dropped from the squad after a tackle he made on Hatem Ben Arfa during a Barclays Premier League match between City and Newcastle last October, which broke the Frenchman's leg. Full story: www.mcfc.com
TRANSFER WINDOW
Chelsea's move for Benfica defender David Luiz is on the verge of collapse. The Blues are refusing to meet the Portuguese club's asking price of £30m. Full story: the Sun
Liverpool have been given until Saturday to come up with the cash to buy Luis Suarez from Ajax. The Dutch club are holding out for £25m for their 24-year-old striker, but the Reds are hoping to pay about half that figure. Full story: the Sun
Uruguayan Suarez, who impressed at last year's World Cup, is known to be keen to complete the move to Anfield, although the transfer may not go through now until summer at the earliest as Liverpool's owners are refusing to pay inflated prices in January. Full story: Goal.com
Barcelona and Manchester United are vying for the signature of Ajax defender Gregory van der Wiel. The 22-year-old full-back won the Johan Cruyff award in 2010, a yearly accolade handed out to the best player in Dutch football. Full story: Insidefutbol.com
Turkish side Konyaspor have made an offer for Blackburn forward El-Hadji Diouf, although his agent says his first preference is to remain in England. Full story: Daily Mail
Fiorentina striker Adrian Mutu could make a shock return to the Premier League, with Newcastle keen on signing the 32-year-old, who was sacked by Chelsea in 2004 after testing positive for cocaine. Full story: Metro
Blackpool are eyeing up a move for Fulham midfielder Zoltan Gera as they prepare for Charlie Adam to leave Bloomfield Road. Full story: Metro
The Tangerines chairman, Karl Oyston, has told Adam to withdraw his transfer request and help the club stay in the Premier League. Full story: the Sun
But Blackpool's move for striker Jeremie Aliadiere, who is a free agent, has hit a snag and may be called off. Full story: talkSPORT
Bolton are poised to sign 21-year-old Arsenal striker Carlos Vela on loan. Full story: Daily Mirror
German side Werder Bremen want to sign Tottenham midfielder Niko Kranjcar, who is free to leave White Hart Lane, but he is thought to want to stay in England. Full story: Daily Mirror
Spurs striker Robbie Keane could be leaving White Hart Lane to join West Ham on loan, with a possible permanent move to follow in the summer. Full story: Daily Mirror
Spurs have already agreed a deal with the Hammers for Keane to move to east London and they have approached Atletico Madrid over a £9m deal for 31-year-old Uruguayan striker Diego Forlan. Full story: Goal.com
Aston Villa defender Curtis Davies could be on his way across town to bitter rivals Birmingham, with midfielder Sebastian Larsson going in the opposite direction. Full story: Daily Mirror
Liverpool defender Paul Konchesky could be offered a way out of his nightmare time at Anfield with a return to Fulham on loan. Full story: Daily Mirror
OTHER GOSSIP
Blackpool manager Ian Holloway has revealed he will get a share of any profit made on the sale of Charlie Adam if the midfielder leaves the club. Full story: the Sun
Former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says he is heading back to the Premier League. The Real Madrid boss reportedly stated: "I've decided to return to England." Full story: the Sun
Manchester United's 36-year-old midfielder Paul Scholes says he does not know if he will be playing football next season. Full story: the Sun
Sheffield Wednesday are lining up Notts County's Paul Ince as a possible successor to under-pressure manager Alan Irvine. Full story: Daily Mirror
AND FINALLY
Blackburn's on loan striker Roque Santa Cruz has released a charity single to help underprivileged children in his home country Paraguay. The 29-year-old recorded the song Let Your Love Shine with Dutch singer Beate Alexandra. Full story: Roque Santa Cruz foundation
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