1- Sagna wanted by Monaco

Bacary Sagna could return to France with Monaco this summer after reportedly turning down the latest offer of a contract extension at Arsenal. Source: Daily Mail

2- Man City draw up manager shortlist

Carlo Ancelotti, Diego Simeone, Manuel Pellegrini and Jurgen Klopp are the four names on Manchester City's managerial shortlist to replace Roberto Mancini. Source: Daily Star

3- Balotelli tells AC Milan to sign Manchester City's Richards

Mario Balotelli is using his knowledge of former club Manchester City to help plot an overhaul of the AC Milan squad. The Italian striker has reportedly informed his current club to try and snap up City right-back Micah Richards this summer. Source: The Sun

4- Inter make Gomez enquiry

Inter sporting director Marco Branca has met with Catania officials to discuss a deal for Alejandro Gomez, who is valued at €10-12 million. Source: La Gazzetta dello Sport

5- Spurs want €116m for Bale

Tottenham are demanding €116 million for Gareth Bale this summer. The 23-year-old is being persuaded to stay by Spurs chairman Daniel Levy, but may leave White Hart Lane if the club fail to secure Champions League football for next season. Source: The Sun

6- Arsenal turn to Julio Cesar

Arsenal could turn their attentions to QPR's Julio Cesar if the Hoops are relegated, in order to solve their goalkeeping issues. Source: The People

7- Arsenal eye Williams as Vermaelen replacement

Arsene Wenger has made moves to sign Ashley Williams from Swansea in the summer, and could let Thomas Vermaelen leave the club. Source: Sunday Mirror

8- Spurs keeping tabs on Song

Tottenham are monitoring the situation of Alex Song, the former Arsenal midfielder who has been a bit-part player in his debut season at Barcelona. Source: Sunday Mirror

9- Man United ready to sell Lindegaard

Manchester United could let Anders Lindegaard leave the club this summer, with Sir Alex Ferguson publicly naming David de Gea his No.1 goalkeeper. Source: Sunday Mirror

10- Contact between Ibrahimovic and Juventus

The idea of a return to Juventus is in the mind of Zlatan Ibrahimovic but if he wishes a transfer back to the Turin giants he will have to cut his wage demands. Source: La Gazzetta dello Sport

11- Dortmund, Schalke, Leverkusen: Everyone wants Kevin De Bruyne

Dortmund would like to buy Kevin De Bruyne but Chelsea do not want to sell. Leverkusen have the best chance of signing the Belgian because they have something the Blues want: Andre Schurrle. Schalke are also interested. Source: Bild

12- Bayern line up €35m Bale bid

Bayern Munich are targeting a €35 million (£30m) summer move for Tottenham midfielder Gareth Bale. Pep Guardiola, who will take charge of the German club this summer, is believed to be a keen admirer of the Wales international. Source: The Sun

13- Man City to offer Cavani €15.5m per year

Manchester City are ready to offer Napoli striker Edinson Cavani €15.5 million (£13.3m) per year. Roberto Mancini's side face competition from Real Madrid for the Uruguay international. Source: Daily Mail

14- West Ham set £10m limit on Carroll

West Ham will bid no more than £10 million for Liverpool striker Andy Carroll. Brendan Rodgers' side want £17m for the England international. Source: The Sun

15- Jonathan Dos Santos open to Liverpool move

Barcelona midfielder Jonathan Dos Santos is open to the idea of moving to Liverpool in the summer after growing frustrated at the lack of first-team opportunities with the Catalan club. Source: Metro

16- Manchester City want Schalke's Papadopoulos

Manchester City wants Schalke's Kyriakos Papadopoulos. The Citizens are ready to pay €20 million (£17m) for the defender. Both clubs are negotiating but Milan and Manchester United are also interested in the giant centre-back. Source: Daily Star

17- Barcelona plan to renovate their squad

Barcelona want to renew their squad and they're already thinking about letting 14 players depart. Source: Sport

18- Premier League giants battle for Valero

Fiorentina midfielder Borja Valero has attracted interest from a host of clubs across England, including Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham, though Schalke are also thought to be eyeing a move for the player. Source: Fichajes.net

19- Roma join Milan in race for Krul

Roma are interested in signing Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul, but face competition from AC Milan and must sell Maarten Stekelenburg first. Source: Daily Mail

20- Rooney wants new contract talks

Wayne Rooney, who has been the subject of rumours linking him to PSG, is pushing for a new contract offer from Manchester United. Source: Daily Mirror

21- Galatasaray ready to rival Liverpool and Manchester United for Porto striker Martinez

Galatasaray have emerged as serious contenders for the signature of Porto hotshot Jackson Martinez and are ready to rival Liverpool and Manchester United for the Colombian's signature in the summer. Source: talkSPORT

Damn, De Bruyne is a wanted man...

Munich don't need Bale!

Many players are linked to Monaco.. Even Mourinho to manage their club.. Do they have a new owner now?

Anyone is related to a rich club these days..

I like the Price-tag for Bale €116m which means they will keep him

@Footyroom Do you know why every time i edit my text on TextEdit and paste it here the 'Enters' shows like this? ^ Thanks :)

bale for like 100mil pounds wtf !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

thats like ronaldo money for man united 

^ Is just to make them stay away... but they will also accept 65 mil so you never know!

116 million for Bale? WTF I mean yes he is a great player no doubt about it, but 116 million that's waaay to much!

Barcelona to sell 14 players? My ass... I know a hand full could possibly be leaving, but 14?

Re: Bale's price tag.

Yes, that's way too much. Yes, that's also the point. Daniel Levy is sending out the message: Not For Sale.

Yes, I'm happy about this. :D

@todt I believe that every club has 40 players so it's not necessarily your key players. maybe they exaggerated it a bit tho :)

@Lodatz Welcome back mate! :)

Er.. but won't his release clause be much lower than 116 million? When did he sign his last deal? So if a club wants, they can simply activate the release clause? Assuming he wants to leave... and if he doesn't  then it doesn't matter what price you attach, because it won't make a difference.

There are no release clauses by default in English football. There are cases where a contract is signed with them (such as Demba Ba's contract with Newcastle), but they are the rare exception.

So, there's no release clause for Bale. There's only what Tottenham are prepared to part with him for. ;)

Real shouldn't feel bad. Here's what Spurs told Man City last year:

<http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2090127/Gareth-Bale-Tottenham-place-150m-price-tag.html>

150 million! They're offering Madrid a bargain by comparison... ;)

@Alex: Thanks man :)