THIS AFTERNOON'S transfer news sees Spurs place a stunning £125m price tag on Gareth Bale to ward off Real Madrid's interest while Valencia eye up Arsenal's Olivier Giroud as a replacement for the outbound Roberto Soldado. Elswhere, Wolfsburg have entered the race for Arsenal and Chelsea target Luiz Gustavo.With last season a fading memory, clubs are making their moves in the summer transfer market with the next campaign in mind. Here is a roundup of all the latest news, rumours and gossip...
Arsenal's chances of landing Bernard are remote after Shakhtar Dontesk joined Porto in the hunt for the Brazilian
Liverpool and Spurs it seems aren't out of the running for sought-after Porto star Jackson Martinez
Valencia have identified Arsenal's Olivier Giroud as a possible replacement for Roberto Soldado
Wolfsburg have confirmed their interest in Arsenal and Chelsea target Luiz Gustavo
Newcastle United are ready to ramp up their interest in Loic Remy
David Moyes arrives back in England today determined to convince Wayne Rooney his future lies with Manchester United. The Red Devils boss also has new bids for big transfer target Cesc Fabregas, Gareth Bale and Leighton Baines on his agenda.
Tottenham are scoring decisive hits in the transfer market as they close in on a £26m move for Roberto Soldado, while rivals Arsenal face missing out on Bernard to Porto.
Pepe Reina has directed an angry parting shot at Liverpool and accused them of setting up his loan move to Napoli behind his back.
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho is desperate to bring Didier Drogba back to Stamford Bridge in some capacity as a player or coach.
Nottingham Forest hope to complete deals for Celtic defender Kelvin Wilson and Burnley striker Charlie Austin this week.
Liverpool and Spurs still have a chance of signing Jackson Martinez
Gaston Ramires (pictured) and Rickie Lambert look set to stay at Southampton
Football was left stunned yesterday after the shock death of former Birmingham striker Christian ‘Chucho’ Benitez at the age of 27.
David Moyes admits Far East tours are not the best preparation for the season but the big Premier League clubs have just got to get used to it.
Alexander Kacaniklic looks set to miss the start of Fulham’s Premier League season with a hamstring injury.
Wigan boss Owen Coyle is sweating on the fitness of defender Thomas Rogne ahead of their Championship opener against Barnsley.
Celtic midfielder Joe Ledley has warned Mo Bangura not to play in the Champions League qualifiers.
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