Barcelona will test Chelsea's resolve with a £30m offer for 25-year-old defender David Luiz before the transfer window closes on 31 August.
(The Times)
Manchester City still hope to sign Athletic Bilbao midfielder Javi Martinez after Bayern sporting director Matthias Sammer admitted their deal for the 23-year-old was "nowhere near being completed".
(Manchester Evening News)
Tottenham are open to offers for 29-year-old midfielder Rafael Van der Vaart and are still keen to sign 25-year-old Porto midfielder Joao Moutinho.
(Evening Standard)
Tottenham look set to rival Manchester United for Fulham midfielder Moussa Dembele, 25, with Andre Villas-Boas prepared to trigger a £15m release fee for the midfielder.
(talkSPORT)
QPR are believed to have entered talks to sign Inter Milan's Brazil international goalkeeper Julio Cesar, 32.
(Daily Telegraph)
Swansea City boss Michael Laudrup is hopeful of completing the signing of Celtic midfielder Ki Sung-Yueng, 23, this week and bringing in Pablo Hernandez from Valencia.
(Goal)
West Brom and Everton are battling it out to sign FC Copenhagen left-back Bryan Oviedo, 22.
(Daily Mail)
Tottenham are working hard to bring in Shakhtar Donetsk attacking midfielder Willian, 24, but no longer want Internacional striker Leandro Damiao, 23.
(The Guardian)
West Brom have made a move to sign Blackburn defender Martin Olsson, 24, as left-sided defensive cover.
(Birmingham Mail)
Southampton manager Nigel Adkins aims to bolster his defensive options with the £2m signing of 23-year-old Japan captain Maya Yoshida.
(The Sun)
OTHER GOSSIP
New Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert has banned laptops and mobile phones from the club's Bodymoor Heath training ground.
(Daily Mail)
Manchester United winger Nani is offering to drop his wage demands in an attempt to save his future at Old Trafford.
(The Sun)
QPR owner Tony Fernandes will not be rushed into making panic buys in response to his club's 5-0 home defeat by Swansea on the opening day of the season.
(Daily Mirror)
Former Manchester United defender Gary Pallister has told fans not to write off his former club, despite their 1-0 opening day defeat at Everton.
(Manchester Evening News)
AND FINALLY
Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt has pleaded for the help of Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand to raise the profile of reggae music.
(Metro)
Source BBC Sport