1- Manchester United to make separate offers for Baines & Fellaini
Manchester United are set to make separate offers for Leighton Baines and Marouane Fellaini after having a £28 million bid for the pair rejected by Everton. Source: The Guardian

2- Arsenal plan £35m bid for Michu & Williams
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is planning a £35 million double swoop for Swansea duo Michu and Ashley Williams. The Swans value Michu at £25m while Williams is likely to cost the Gunners £10m. Source: Evening Standard

3- Chelsea line up final £40m Rooney bid
Chelsea are reportedly preparing to launch a final bid of £40 million for Wayne Rooney within the next two days. Source: ESPN UK

4- PSG offer £15m for Cabaye
PSG have entered the race to sign Newcastle midfielder Yohan Cabaye by bidding £15 million for the France international. Source: The Independent

5- Arsenal will have to pay at least £20 million for Cabaye
Arsenal will have to pay at least £20 million if they are to secure Yohan Cabaye from Newcastle. Alan Pardew's men will only consider offers of between £20-25m for the midfielder. Source: Daily Mail

6- Roma looking at Bergessio
Roma are looking for a replacement for Daniel Osvaldo, with Catania's Gonzalo Bergessio reportedly atop their list. Source: Sky Sport Italia

7- Celtic tell Benfica Fraser Forster is not for sale
Celtic want to keep hold of goalkeeper Fraster Forster despite interest from Benfica. Source: Sky Sports

8- Liverpool to complete Cissokho move
Liverpool are set to complete their loan move for Valencia defender Aly Cissokho who is joining the Reds on a season-long loan. The full-back completed a medical on Monday ahead of the move. Source: Daily Mirror

9- Arsenal bid for Pogba
Arsenal have launched a bid for Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba as their search for a midfielder continues. Juventus value the Frenchman at £20 million. Source: Daily Telegraph

10- Inter closing in on Isla
Inter are closing in on the signature of Mauricio Isla as Juventus are ready to sell the Chilean following the return of Simone Pepe. Source: La Gazzetta dello Sport

11- Milan want Sakho on loan
AC Milan are keen to secure the services of PSG defender Mamadou Sakho on a one-year loan deal if they manage to qualify for the group stages of the Champions League. Source: L'Equipe

12- Liverpool in race for Sakho
Liverpool have joined the race for Paris Saint-Germain defender Mamadou Sakho as they are looking to strengthen their defence. Source: Daily Star

13- Spurs to hijack Liverpool's Willian move
Tottenham are looking to hijack Liverpool's move for Anzhi Makhachkala's Willian by offering €35 million for the Brazilian. Source: Daily Telegraph

14- Napoli want Barcelona defender Montoya
Napoli are closely monitoring the situation of Martin Montoya as contract talks with Barcelona have seemingly hit the rocks. Source: Il Mattino

15- Real Madrid reject chance to sign Falcao
Florentino Perez has rejected the chance to move for former transfer target Radamel Falcao - who is already unhappy with what he believes are broken promises at Monaco - because Real Madrid's move for Gareth Bale is "too far down the line". Source: Marca

Wow, Arsenal are really getting desperate now. Also, ManUtd need to stop being cheap and pay the proper prices for players. 28 million pounds for BOTH Baines and Fellaini? Like Everton said on their website, it's extremely offending.

We kinda did the same though when we made our first bid for Rooney :)

I think the first bid for Rooney was more to start off negotiations, to see where they price him. Rooney was also unsettled and wasn't helping the morale in the ManUtd squad. With the Everton bid though, they bid for their best two players and only for 28m. Plus, they did it a couple of days after Fellaini's 23m buy-out clause ended. You'd expect a bit of respect from Moyes, their former manager.

What do you think about Rooney's final bid?

Jose Mourinho has made it clear that he sees Rooney as the last piece of his Chelsea puzzle, and wants him as his No. 9. Owner Roman Abramovich is prepared to offer Rooney a four-year deal with wages of £300,000 a week.

I would be fine with that offer. Rooney could very well be the key for the Premier League, and in the future, the CL. We're also financially stable and debt free which means we shouldn't be badly affected with the high wage and offer. But I doubt this is true, because 300,000 is too much. Even for Chelsea or ManCity.