The summer transfer window is wide open. Here's all the gossip from all the other papers, plus selected websites.
Transfer stories from today's Daily Mirror
Nuri Sahin, Yann M'Vila, Gregory van der Wiel and Nicolas N'Koulou are all still on Arsenal's hit-list after Arsene Wenger completed a swoop for Santi Cazorla yesterday.
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is making a shock £8million swoop for Swansea's Team GB winger Scott Sinclair.
The summer's most unlikely transfer saga took a new twist after Rio Ferdinand promised to arrange an Old Trafford trial for Olympic sprinter Usain Bolt.
Read Madrid president Florentino Perez has issued a final ultimatum to Tottenham over Luka Modric, insisting they will only pay £30m for the midfielder. Spurs are holding out for £40m.
Chelsea's hopes of landing Brazil star Hulk seem to be over after Zenit St Petersburg offered to pay £40million for the striker.
Premier League clubs are on alert after highy-rated Athletic Bilbao striker Fernando Llorente asked for a move.
Swansea have made a £4million move for Bolton's Mark Davies - to be Liverpool-bound Joe Allen's replacement in midfield.
Tottenham are set to sell forward Giovani Dos Santos, midfielders Jermaine Jenas and David Bentley (a target for Fulham) and defenders Sebastien Bassong, William Gallas and Kyle Naughton.
Bolton have pulled the plug on a deal for Colombia World Cup midfielder Carlos Sanchez after his agents asked the Championship club for a £6.4million contract.
Sunderland are reportedly ready to have one last go at signing striker Steven Fletcher from Wolves, after seeing two previous bids rejected.
Nigel Reo-Coker may turn his back on a move to Premier League Fulham to play in Italy.
Big-spending Paris St Germain are in contact with Sao Paulo over the possible transfer of Lucas Moura.
Transfer stories from other papers and websites
Arsenal are plotting a shock move for Celtic midfielder Ki Sung-yeung - dubbed the South Korean Steven Gerrard - after rubber-stamping their £16.5million move for Santi Cazorla. (Daily Mail)
Manchester City and Arsenal are both eyeing Senegal’s Olympics star Cheikhou Kouyate, 22, who plays for Anderlecht. (Times)
Clint Dempsey has been ordered to train on his own by Fulham as his dream move to Liverpool stands on the brink of collapse after the Anfield club failed to submit a formal bid. (Goal.com)
Juventus haven't given up on signing Robin van Persie and are attempting to offload fringe players including Krasic, Iaquinta and Felipe Melo to raise the funds to match Arsenal's asking price. (Daily Express)
Chelsea are considering using Gael Kakuta as a makeweight in their attempts to land highly-rated defender Cesar Azpilicueta from Marseille. (Daily Mail)
Peter Crouch has told Michael Owen to join him and sign for Stoke, telling the former England star: “Don’t see Stoke as a step down from Manchester United.” (The Sun)
Aston Villa remain keen on signing winger Danny Rose. Tottenham want the 22-year-old to out on loan to a Premier League side after failing to establish himself at White Hart Lane. (Daily Mail)
Chelsea are closing in on £9million Wigan forward Victor Moses. (The Sun)
Everton stalwart Tony Hibbert says he thinks Wayne Rooney would love to return to Everton one day. "He loves Everton. Deep down he is still an Evertonian. I know for a fact that he still goes to (Everton) games," says Hibbert. (Daily Mail)
Wigan manager Roberto Martinez is lining up a shock move for Stoke winger Jermaine Pennant. (The Sun)
Ricardo Vaz Te has denied that he is ready to quit West Ham. (The Sun)
Liverpool have joined the race to sign Real Madrid midfielder Nuri Sahin. And Brendan Rodgers' close relationship with Jose Mourinho could give the Anfield club an edge over Spurs and Arsenal, who are also interested. (Daily Mail)
Championship rivals Leeds, Burnley and Millwall are in a three-way fight for £500,000-rated Sheffield United skipper Nick Montgomery. (Daily Star)
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