Jose Mourinho to Chelsea a done deal? Transfer gossip and news from Thursday's papers
PLUS: David Luiz targeted by Rafa Benitez at Napoli and Arsenal interested in Liverpool's Martin Skrtel
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The transfer window may be shut but gossip never sleeps. Here are the latest rumours from the papers and beyond.
Luis Suarez has given a strong hint that he wants to leave Liverpool in an interview with a radio station in his native Uruguay.
Meanwhile, Liverpool have agreed a deal to bring Celta Vigo striker Iago Aspas to Anfield.
David Moyes hopes to persuade Barcelona's Cesc Fabregas to reunite with his old Arsenal pal Robin van Persie at Manchester United in a sensational summer transfer.
Atletico Madrid are ready to test Aston Villa's resolve to keep star striker Christian Benteke with a £20million bid.
Juventus are lining up Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez if their summer move for Gonzalo Higuaín falls through, according to reports in Italy.
Roberto Martinez has been boosted as he prepares to take over as Everton manager by Marouane Fellaini committing his future to the club.
Relegated Queens Park Rangers' keeper Julio Cesar, who has been linked with Arsenal, has admitted he has had negotiations about staying in England with a Premier League club.
Martin Skrtel's agent claims the unsettled Liverpool defender will probably stay at Anfield.
Premier League new boys Hull have made an opening £1million offer for Leicester keeper Kasper Schmeichel.
Napoli target: Chelsea fan-favourite David Luiz
Arsenal are considering a bid for unsettled Liverpool centre half Martin Skrtel. (Daily Express)
Aston Villa have made a £3.5million bid for Aleksandar Tonev, but face a battle with Werder Bremen and Celtic for the Lech Poznan winger's signature. (Daily Mail)
With AC Milan opting against keeping Barca forward Bojan Krkic, Newcastle and Liverpool may consider moves for the 22-year-old striker. (talkSPORT)
Transfer stories and gossip from today's Daily Mirror
Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain are all understood to have made it clear they are prepared to pay £80m for Spurs' Gareth Bale.Luis Suarez has given a strong hint that he wants to leave Liverpool in an interview with a radio station in his native Uruguay.
Meanwhile, Liverpool have agreed a deal to bring Celta Vigo striker Iago Aspas to Anfield.
David Moyes hopes to persuade Barcelona's Cesc Fabregas to reunite with his old Arsenal pal Robin van Persie at Manchester United in a sensational summer transfer.
Atletico Madrid are ready to test Aston Villa's resolve to keep star striker Christian Benteke with a £20million bid.
Juventus are lining up Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez if their summer move for Gonzalo Higuaín falls through, according to reports in Italy.
Roberto Martinez has been boosted as he prepares to take over as Everton manager by Marouane Fellaini committing his future to the club.
Relegated Queens Park Rangers' keeper Julio Cesar, who has been linked with Arsenal, has admitted he has had negotiations about staying in England with a Premier League club.
Martin Skrtel's agent claims the unsettled Liverpool defender will probably stay at Anfield.
Premier League new boys Hull have made an opening £1million offer for Leicester keeper Kasper Schmeichel.
Transfer stories and gossip from other papers and websites
New Napoli boss Rafa Benitez has targeted Chelsea's centre half/midfielder David Luiz as a potential early signing for the Serie A club. (Daily Express)
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Jose Mourinho has reportedly signed
a £40m four-year deal to make a dramatic return to the Premier League
as Chelsea manager and will be unveiled next week. (The Sun)Arsenal are considering a bid for unsettled Liverpool centre half Martin Skrtel. (Daily Express)
Aston Villa have made a £3.5million bid for Aleksandar Tonev, but face a battle with Werder Bremen and Celtic for the Lech Poznan winger's signature. (Daily Mail)
With AC Milan opting against keeping Barca forward Bojan Krkic, Newcastle and Liverpool may consider moves for the 22-year-old striker. (talkSPORT)
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