1- Madrid put Benzema, Di Maria & Ozil up for sale
Real Madrid are offering Karim Benzema, Angel Di Maria and Mesut Ozil for transfer as they look to raise funds to complete deals for Luis Suarez and Gareth Bale. Arsenal are interested in the trio. Source: Daily Mirror

2- Manchester United to make £20m Fellaini bid
Manchester United will return to Everton with a £20 million bid solely for Marouane Fellaini after failing with a £28m combined offer for the Belgian and Leighton Baines, his team-mate. Source: Daily Telegraph

3- Arsenal battle Tottenham for Nevelev
Arsenal are going head-to-head with north London rivals Tottenham for highly-rated Bulgarian winger Todor Nevelev. The 20-year-old Botev Plovdiv attacker is available for £3 million. Source: Daily Mail

4- Cardiff launch ambitious Cuenca bid
Cardiff City are making a loan move for Barcelona starlet Isaac Cuenca. The 22-year-old spent last season on loan at Ajax and is expected to be farmed out again by Tata Martino but the Bluebirds face competition from interested Spanish parties. Source: Daily Mirror

5- Newcastle eye McCarthy as Cabaye replacement
Newcastle have entered the race for highly-rated Wigan midfielder James McCarthy as Yohan Cabaye edges closer to an exit from St James' Park. The Latics are commanding a £15 million fee for the 22-year-old. Source: Daily Mail

6- Tottenham want Mata to replace Bale
Tottenham are set to launch a bid for Chelsea's Juan Mata as a replacement for Real Madrid-bound Gareth Bale. Spurs have enquired about the Spaniard's availability following the arrival of Willian. Source: Daily Mail

7- Eto'o's agent in London for Chelsea talks
Samuel Eto'o's agent has flown to London for Chelsea talks while Inter are also in the hunt and the Anzhi striker is in Milan. Source: Gazzetta dello Sport

8- Juventus looking at Nainggolan
Juventus are said to be looking at signing Radja Nainggolan for next season. Luca Marrone and Stefano Beltrame could be used as part of the deal for the Belgian, with both players possibly heading to Cagliari this summer. Source: La Gazzetta dello Sport

9- M'Bia to replace Kondogbia at Sevilla
QPR's Stephane M’Bia is on Sevilla’s radar as a replacement in case of Geoffrey Kondogbia's. The lattert is expected to join Monaco in the coming days. Source: le10sport.com

10- Sakho close to Milan
AC Milan’s directors made good progress at the weekend in their bid to sign Mamadou Sakho from PSG. The French international is set for a one year loan with the Rossoneri. Source: L'Equipe

11- Tottenham close in on €35m Lamela
Tottenham are set to complete a €35 million move for Roma star Erik Lamela, who was left out of his side's trip to Livorno on Sunday, after Chelsea hijacked their deal for Anzhi playmaker Willian. Source: The Independent

12- Liverpool want Moses on loan from Chelsea
Liverpool are keen to sign Chelsea winger Victor Moses on loan. The Blues are unwilling to sell the former Wigan man but will allow him out on loan although the Reds are reluctant to match ihs £55,000 a week wages. Source: Daily Mail

13- Bendtner in talks with Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace have had talks with Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner over a potential move. The Eagles are ready to bid for the Gunners striker who could link up with Marouane Chamakh at Selhurst Park. Source: Daily Mirror

14- Bale completes €91m Madrid move
Gareth Bale's move from Tottenham to Real Madrid has been completed at long last, with los Blancos set to pay an initial €91 million, which could rise to €99m. He will be unveiled on Monday. Source: Sky

15- Arsenal contact Casillas
Arsene Wenger is desperate to make a great signing before the transfer window comes to its end and the Gunners have already asked about Casillas' situation. Source: Marca

Mourinho on Mata
’He is very important for me, for Chelsea. The stories coming are nonsense stories, he goes nowhere and is very important for me. He had a very small pre-season after the Confederations Cup, during that small pre-season he was injured. He started training two days before we played the first Premier League match, and had a match last week against Aston Villa, a difficult one, and today I decided to put him on the bench.

‘I played with De Bruyne on the right because I know De Bruyne will give complete control of Evra defensively. When Juan plays on the right he comes more inside. I don’t say the kid is more tactically disciplined but is more adapted to that situation. I wanted Oscar to play behind the striker so I decided not to play Juan.. Minute 70, 75, I was feeling [it was] difficult to win, I don’t want to lose, so I made the changes to control the last few minutes of the game, but no chance Juan goes anywhere.’

Good job, Gareth, you ruined your career! :D

^ You don't know that.

On 6 and 15 I just laughed

@tdot, I do, I came from the future (18/04/2014)

You do realize, Alex, that you are posting the rumour about Bale on the day AFTER he is supposed to be unveiled, and yet nothing has actually happened? IN fact, Sky themselves are busy wondering if Man United have made a surprise late bid for him.

C'mon, man. ;) Yer not trolling, are yer?

Also, I am very interested about Cardiff's move for Cuenca. It seems to me they have an excellent scouting network, or whoever is covering the DoT position, because they've made some very good buys, and some very shrewd efforts, this window.

With their result against City, I'm wondering if we don't have a dark horse for the Cup runs this season...

I think they meant next Monday :)) still I'm not sure though, he is still injured right? and no lol I'm not trolling If i were I wouldn't add that Mata's rumor because I know it's a sheer bs. as for Cardiff I'm very impressed by their performance so far.

"I think they meant next Monday"

The final day of the window? I dunno, man. I reckon they just cocked it up, and feel pretty stupid now. ;)

They seem very desperate to sign him at any cost.. :)

If you're talking about the media, then yes, they really do seem that way. ;)

As for Madrid, I dunno. I think they're trying to weaken Levy's hand, which is not going to go well for them. If he takes this to the final day of the window, then Arsenal get no chance to capitalize.

Or he could just not sell. We'll have to see... >:)

^I think Levy would be foolish to not sell. Yes, yes, Bale is a fantastic player. A player Tottenham shouldn't let go of... unless someone is willing to pay 93m pounds. Just take the god damn offer Levy. You'll never get a better chance than this to sell Bale.

Madrid haven't put any of those players up for sale.

@V: but that's just it: we don't want a 'chance to sell Bale'. Maybe you mean we'll never get a better price? Could be, but we don't need the money, even for this spending spree of ours. Levy holds all the cards. He'll get what's best for Tottenham.

• Levy should sell Bale, he wants to leave, let him go.
• Mourinho should lend some of our midfielders, we can't keep so much talents to our bench, ok it's cool if we have a problem, but those young players need to play as much as possible to improve (Mata, Hazard, Oscar, De Bruyne, Willian, Moses, Schurrle,...) and Lukaku already lost a year for the bench 2 years ago at Chelsea.

@tdot: Just out of honest curiosity, where would you see Bale fitting in at Madrid? Whose place would he take, and why?

^ I always thought he would play in CAM in the 4-2-3-1 position or RW (IF he is good there) if Real sell Benz/Ozil/Di Maria

@Lodatz: We're talking about 93m pounds here. C. Ronaldo at the age of 24, joined Real Madrid after winning the CL, Ballon d'Or and Premier League. It cost them 80m. Bale, a 24 year old LB turned LW/CF with only one breath taking season so far is going to cost them 93m. If they wanted Mata or Hazard for that much money, I'd take it.

@rama: He's definitely good in RW. I'm just curious as to whether or not dropping/selling the likes of Ozil and Di Maria makes sense, to make room for him.

I guess where I'm going with this is that because I don't think Real need him, and it's not in Madrid's best interest to buy him, I ALSO think it's therefore not in Bale's best interests to go there. I think that the moment he plays RW, he'll be expected to feed Benzema or Ronaldo, which will be pretty much the role he got frustrated with at Spurs in the first place. His move to a CF was what kick-started his amazing goalscoring run, and he'll be reluctant to go back to simply putting in crosses or through balls.

But even if Bale gets what he would want, and plays CAM or SS, there's another problem. If he starts missing chances that Ronaldo feels could have gone to him, I wonder how long he'll last in the starting line-up, etc.

So, I guess, I do think there's a good case to make that Bale would take a huge step backward in his career and development by moving to a team where he will not be the star.

But, I'd like to hear other opinions on it, from folks who know Madrid's squad and style better than I do.

@Ven: I can't say anything to that except: I think football is about more than how much money you get for selling your players. Bale means more to us than 93m. If he stayed, with al our new additions (plus Lamela), we would have a very real shot at breaking that 50-year league title drought.

He could be our Henry. That's worth far more to Tottenham than a huge transfer fee.

Not everything is about money.

@Lodatz: But the same could be said about Ronaldo to Manchester United. They saw him as one of their best players ever, and if he retired there he would be their best player ever. He was worth over 100m to them as well. But that didn't stop him from being sold. Everything is about money. And if your "Henry" wants to leave, then he isn't really your Henry. Tottenham are pretty much forcing him to stay. He just wants to leave the club and start a new journey, the same went for Ronaldo. The only difference is, Tottenham get a ton of money that can make them upgrade any position they want.