Transfer Feed

Arsenal keeper Wojciech Szczesny, 23, insists Tottenham are not good enough to claim a top-four spot. (The Sun)

Jose Mourinho, 50, wants former Blackburn boss Steve Kean, 45, to join him if he returns as manager at Stamford Bridge. (Daily Mirror

Bayer Leverkusen's Andre Schurrle, 22, is believed to have already signed a pre-contract agreement to join Chelsea. (Daily Mirror)

West Ham midfielder Joe Cole, 31, says the Hammers would love to keep on-loan striker Andy Carroll, 24, beyond the end of the season.Metro

West Ham manager Sam Allardyce is considering making a bid for Aston Villa's £5m-rated American goalkeeper Brad Guzan, 28. (The Sun)

Southampton and Liverpool both want to sign Celtic's 21-year-old defensive midfielder Victor Wanyama. (Daily Mirror)

Barcelona have joined the race to land Manchester United target Ilkay Gundogan.

Mbia eyeing QPR exit after club's relegation

Juventus have stolen a march on Spurs in the race to sign Gonzalo Higuain, after opening talks with the Argentine’s representatives.

Galatasaray target Robben

Bayer Leverkusen side want to sign Sokratis Papastathopoulos from Werder Bremen. The defender has a contract until 2016

Frank de Boer has renewed his contract at Ajax and will now be in Amsterdam for three more years

The Principaute club, who are closing in on promotion to Ligue 1, are in the market for a top-class striker.Hulk could sign with ASM

Spanish sources claim the Paris Saint-Germain coach has accepted a job offer with los Blancos.

Maurice Edu says he could make his loan switch from Stoke to Bursaspor a permanent one.

Arsenal look set to miss out on Isaac Cuenca once more after the Spanish starlet revealed his desire to spend another season at Ajax.

Juventus general director Beppe Marotta has confirmed the club are keen on Arjen Robben and Alexis Sanchez.

Geoffrey Kondogbia has snubbed interest from Manchester City and Arsenal to declare his intention to join Real Madrid.

Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal has pledged his future to the club amid interest from the likes of Manchester United and Bayern Munich.

Burnley's Charlie Austin is a shock target for Bournemouth, who are ready to spend big on the prolific striker. (The Sun)