- Chelsea are set to unveil £7.5million striker Demba Ba as Inter Milan line up a swoop for Frank Lampard.
- Joe Cole will get a £4million pay-off from Liverpool to join West Ham for nothing.
- Edinson Cavani has put Manchester City on alert after his agent revealed he is likely to leave Napoli in the summer.
- French side Lille want QPR striker Djibril Cisse.
- Swansea are ready to sign Real Betis midfielder Jose Canas for £200,000.
- Sunderland look to be winning the race to sign Paris Saint-Germain striker Guillaume Hoarau.
- Fulham are close to a loan deal for Ghana star Derek Boateng.
- West Brom want £4million for midfielder Graham Dorrans.
- West Ham seem willing to let misfit striker Modibo Maiga leave for Newcastle.
- Stoke, Fulham and Udinese are locked in a three-way battle for Saint Etienne's Faouzi Ghoulam.
- Neil Redfearn could return to Barnsley - as boss.
- Reading hope to complete a £400,000 deal for Australia international Tomas Rogic.
- Peterborough boss Darren Ferguson will ask his dad to lend him midfielder Nick Powell.
- Inter Milan are lining up a swoop for Chelsea's Frank Lampard as a replacement for Wesley Sneijder.
- Joe Cole is set to return to West Ham after Sam Allardyce beat QPR boss Harry Redknapp to the Liverpool misfit's signature.
- Demba Ba's move to Chelsea hinges on a medical this morning.
- Arsene Wenger is confident that Theo Walcott will finally commit to a new Arsenal deal.
- Blackburn's bid to bring in Peter Taylor as their next manager has hit a snag due to a tax problem.
- Sunderland will fight Everton and Liverpool for Paris Saint-Germain's Guillaume Hoarau.
- Jermaine Jenas has returned to Spurs after making just one start in three months on loan at Nottingham Forest.
- Theo Walcott showed his dedication to Arsenal by playing against Southampton despite being ill.
- Chelsea yesterday clinched the signing of Demba Ba after triggering the £7million release clause in his Newcastle contract.
- Joe Cole last night had a medical at West Ham ahead of his return to Upton Park.
- Aston Villa owner Randy Lerner is ready to give Paul Lambert money to spend this month after a nightmare Christmas.
- Fulham are close to a loan deal for Ghana midfielder Derek Boateng from Dnipro.
- Joe Cole was last night set to rejoin West Ham on a free transfer after Liverpool agreed to a £3million golden handshake to facilitate the transfer.
- Cristiano Ronaldo has boosted Manchester United's hopes of re-signing him by admitting he still loves the club.
- Nuri Sahin is looking to leave Liverpool halfway through his season-long loan, with Fulham and Borussia Dortmund interested.
- Tottenham are ready to sign Ezekiel Fryers at the second attempt.
- Spurs are also preparing to sell Gareth Bale to Real Madrid and are the latest club to show interest in David Villa.
- Swansea striker Michu is attracting interest from Zenit St Petersburg and Anzhi Makhachkala.
- Fulham are hopeful of signing Ghana midfielder Derek Boateng in the next 24 hours.
- Wigan are closing on a loan deal for Atletico Madrid goalkeeper Joel.
- Norwich are launching a £5million bid for Celtic midfielder Beram Kayal.
- Schalke want Chelsea midfielder Kevin de Bruyne to replace Lewis Holtby, who is a target for Tottenham, Everton and Liverpool.
- PSV Eindhoven are interested in taking Andrey Arshavin on loan from Arsenal.
- Lille have joined West Ham in showing interest in Marouane Chamakh.
- Borussia Dortmund have joined Inter Milan in wanting to take over Nuri Sahin's loan to Liverpool from Real Madrid.
- QPR manager Harry Redknapp has confirmed that he is set to sign former Portsmouth centre-back Tal Ben Haim on a deal to the end of the season.
- Crystal Palace want Wilfried Zaha loaned back for the rest of the season should a Premier League club sign the winger during the transfer window.
- The West Bromwich Albion midfielder Graham Dorrans has been told he can look for a new club this month.
- Harry Redknapp is hoping to make the France international right-back, Anthony Réveillère, his first signing as Queens Park Rangers manager.
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