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Joe Cole: Heading to Anfield. ©Getty Images

23.59 BST: That's all for today. More transfer fun begins again in the morning, join us then.

23.27 BST: Lazio and Manchester City have reportedly agreed to terms over defender Aleksandar Kolarov. You have to feel for poor old Wayne Bridge though, don't you?

22.54 BST: Ashley Young has revealed that he could be ready to sign a new deal at Aston Villa. May have slightly missed the boat now Joe Cole has moved to Liverpool, but always nice to know you're wanted.

22.03 BST: Blackpool boss Ian Holloway is after Israeli defender Dekel Keinan. "Hopefully Dekel will get his work permit in the next couple of days," he told the Blackpool Gazette. "He'll be able to take part in the other games here in Devon."

21.22 BST: Milos Krasic might be getting bored waiting for his move to Italy, according to his agent. ''For now we have no news from Juventus,'' Vlado Borozan said. ''The player would be happy to come to Italy. He is also wanted by Fenerbahce, who continue to press on.''

20.41 BST: Sami Khedira impressed at the World Cup and could now be on his way to Real Madrid. German newspaper Bild quotes Stuttgart president Erwin Staudt as saying: "We have information that there is interest. Contacts between a foreign club and our sports management have emerged.''

19.58 BST: Juventus playmaker Sebastian Giovinco will leave the club in the summer, according to his agent, as he has not been guaranteed first-team football ahead of the new season.

18.44 BST: He won't get much of a game with David Silva ahead of him in the pecking order at Manchester City, so winger Vladimir Weiss could be set to go to Serie A with Sampdoria on loan.

18.05 BST: Rob Edwards has signed a new one-year contract with Premier League new boys Blackpool.

17.35 BST: Galatasaray have signed Colombian attacker Juan Pablo Pino from Ligue 1 side Monaco for an undisclosed fee.

17.12 BST: He may have hair like Carles Puyol, but Fiorentina ace Stevan Jovetic is attracting a lot of attention and now Manchester United are being linked with the forward. We wonder if that is because he ripped Liverpool apart last season?

16.50 BST: It's not strictly a transfer, but AC Milan goalkeeper Christian Abbiati has extended his contract until June 2013.

16.46 BST: Wolves and Celtic have both been linked with Stoke midfielder Liam Lawrence and the player admits he could be leaving the club before the close of the transfer window. “My agent has had another couple of calls and so it is still going on,” Lawrence told the Stoke Sentinel. “Something could be happening in the next couple of weeks.”

16.42 BST: It looks as though Marton Fulop's time at Sunderland is running out. Despite Craig Gordon's latest injury, the Hungarian has been left behind to play for a second string side against Berwick Rangers while the senior squad travel to Portugal. Surely he will be off any time now?

16.39 BST: Our reader Evan believes Joe Cole's move to Anfield is a real statement of intent for Liverpool.

"Liverpool's acquisition of Joe Cole is excellent news. At a time when many are questioning whether Liverpool are fading, the likes of Joe Cole arriving at Anfield will encourage the likes of Gerrard, Torres and co to see the manager/club has intent to compete. Whilst having limited funds, quality players out of contract must be sought with earnest. Well done, Roy!"

16.32 BST: Mark Schwarzer has been a target for Arsenal this summer but Jonathan Greening certainly hopes he remains at Fulham ahead of the new season. “Mark’s one of the best ‘keepers I’ve ever played with,” Greening told the Fulham Chronicle. “His quality’s there for all to see and he was a big part of our European campaign last season. He’s a massive player and we must do all we can to keep him.”

16.20 BST: Norwegian defender Krister Wemberg has joined SPL side Rangers on trial. The 18-year-old currently players for FK Moss in his home country’s second tier but has now travelled to Scotland to impress Walter Smith.

16.04 BST: Here is the full story regarding Borja Valero's move to Villarreal. It sounds like a good deal for all parties concerned, doesn't it?

15.43 BST: Blackpool are hoping to complete the signing of Israeli defender Dekel Keinan in the next couple of days. Keinan has completed a medical with the promoted club and now needs a work permit to complete his move from Maccabi Haifa.

15.21 BST: West Bromwich Albion have confirmed that midfielder Borja Valero has joined Villarreal on a season-long loan, with a view to a permanent move. Valero spent last season on loan at Real Mallorca.

15.06 BST: Liverpool fans, let us know what you think about the news Joe Cole has signed for the Reds by using the comments form below.

15.01 BST: Former Aston Villa midfielder Lee Hendrie is in talks with Aberdeen about a possible move to the SPL, the club have confirmed. The 33-year-old has been out of contract since leaving Derby at the end of last season.

14.40 BST: It has been confirmed that Joe Cole has signed for Liverpool on a four-year deal. The midfielder turned down offers from Tottenham and Arsenal to become Roy Hodgson's first signing at Anfield. Here's the full story.

14.21 BST: Sami Khedira was reported to have signed for Real Madrid but the player is adamant no deal has been done yet.

13.55 BST: Roma forward Mirko Vucinic has been linked with Manchester City on occasions but is adamant he will not be leaving the Giallorossi this summer. He said: “They are only rumours. I am fine here. It's my fourth year in Rome. It's a beautiful place that also makes you grow.”

13.45 BST: The Liverpool Echo says Everton have confirmed they rejected an offer from Arsenal for Phil Jagielka six weeks ago. The club maintain they have received no further bids, despite reports that a new offer is being prepared by the North London club.

13.28 BST: Ajax right-back Gregory van der Wiel has been linked with Bayern Munich this summer but Louis van Gaal has hinted that he is no longer interested in the Netherlands international. When asked whether Philipp Lahm will play at left or right back this season, Van Gaal told Kicker: “I think right.” When asked whether that meant Van der Wiel is not under consideration, he replied: “That tells you.”

13.10 BST: L’Equipe believes Newcastle United are taking an interest in St Etienne defender Yohan Benalouane. However, West Ham, Sevilla and Rangers are also reported to be interested in the 23-year-old, who is out of contract at the end of the season.

12.53 BST: Tottenham were hoping to recruit Brazil's top scorer at the World Cup finals, Luis Fabiano, but he has hinted he may be prepared to stay at Sevilla this summer. Who should you sign instead, Spurs fans?

12.49 BST: More news from Europe where Genoa have agreed a fee with Lazio for the sale of striker Robert Acquafresca. He was on loan at Atalanta last season and leaves after Genoa signed Luca Toni.

12.42 BST: After making a couple of poor puns on the Liverpool and Blackburn stories, I think I better steer clear on this snippet: German club Mainz have signed Christian Fuchs on loan from Bochum, with an option to make the deal permanent next year.

12.34 BST: Sky Sports News reports West Ham are still struggling to agree terms with former Argentina star Juan Roman Riquelme, which could allow Birmingham to sneak in and sign him. Blues are also in talks to sign Chile striker Humberto Suazo.

12.30 BST: Some big news reaches us from Anfield where Liverpool have appointed Sylvan Richardson as their new masseur. So why the excitement? It turns out Richardson is a former member of Simply Red! "They have been giving me a lot of stick," he told the club's official website. "Especially Sammy Lee. I am a professional producer and musician but I was always interested in medicine, and when I left the band in 1987, that's the path I went down." We know money's too tight to mention at Anfield these days, but surely they could have found someone more qualified to handle Liverpool's stars?

12.23 BST: The Italian press report that Roma’s Ricardo Faty, who is out of contract next summer and available for just €1 million, is attracting interest from Blackburn, West Ham and Olympiakos. To be honest, having sold Benni McCarthy last season, Rovers could do with another Faty.

12.17 BST: Our reader Dan has his say on Liverpool's activity in the transfer market...

"If Liverpool can complete the signing of Joe Cole and Loic Remy, they will just need a left back to complete their signings. But who can they find on a limited budget? I'm kind of hoping Mascherano is sold soon so we can use the funds to get a class player."

12.14 BST: Mesut Ozil has been attracting plenty of interest after his World Cup performances but Werder Bremen remain hopeful of keeping the playmaker this summer.

11.44 BST: Meanwhile, north of the border, promoted Spanish club Hercules have made an approach for Celtic striker Georgios Samaras.

11.39 BST: In other Premier League news, Wigan manager Roberto Martinez says the club's deal to sign Paraguay World Cup star Antolin Alcaraz is watertight.

11.31 BST: Here is the full story of Pep Guardiola's comments on Cesc Fabregas.

11.29 BST: Corriere dello Sport has more on the Ronaldinho situation, with both Flamengo and LA Galaxy looking to sign the Brazilian star. Although he has only one year left on his contract, AC Milan are demanding €10 million and a bid of that value will see him leave San Siro.

11.15 BST: The speculation also continues regarding Mario Balotelli, with Gazzetta dello Sport claiming the forward is holding out for an offer from Manchester United before contemplating a move to their rivals, Manchester City. It is expected that City will match Inter’s €35 million asking price on Monday.

11.11 BST: Now we turn to Italy and the news, reported in Tuttosport, that Wolfsburg may be prepared to swap Edin Dzeko for former Werder Bremen playmaker Diego. Juve hope a deal can be done for the striker, who is also attracting interest from Manchester City, and could offer the Brazilian and €15 million to land Dzeko.

11.02 BST: Pep Guardiola has been speaking about his pursuit of Cesc Fabregas and the Barca coach seems to suggest that a deal may not be done this summer, as Arsenal are reluctant to do business. "I think bringing in Cesc will cost a lot," Guardiola said at a press conference on Monday. "We want him to come, but if Arsenal don't want to negotiate, he won't come."

10.46 BST: Barcelona-based paper Mundo Deportivo claims Atletico Madrid are on the verge of signing Deportivo full-back Luis Filipe. The Brazilian has not travelled with his team-mates for a pre-season training camp in Switzerland. €12 million sounds like a decent price for a player who missed out on the World Cup due to injury.

10.39 BST: The speculation surrounding Rafael Marquez’s future has been pretty persistent in recent weeks but it appears we are close to a resolution with the player saying “I want to continue playing in the United States, Mexico or where I have the opportunity.” That is the cue for Sport to declare Marquez will join Thierry Henry at New York Red Bulls in “a matter of days”.

10.26 BST: In Barca’s new age of austerity, their pursuit of Cesc Fabregas aside of course, they have targeted Bordeaux’s Alou Diarra and Marseille’s Charles Kabore as they seek a replacement for Yaya Toure. According to Mundo Deportivo, financial requirements mean that Javier Mascherano is no longer a target.

10.07 BST: Arsene Wenger said that the Cesc Fabregas story has come to an end after Arsenal’s pre-season victory over Barnet, but the Catalan press don’t see it that way. Mundo Deportivo claims Arsenal have set an asking price of €60 million for their captain, and that Barca want to offer €40 million. The paper reports president Sandro Rosell will fly to London on Tuesday and that a compromise deal of around €50 million could be reached.

09.58 BST: Over in the other Madrid-based daily, Marca, the agent of AC Milan defender Thiago Silva claims Real Madrid have shown an interest in his client. “He is a personal interest of Jose Mourinho who tried to sign him when he was at Inter Milan,” said Paulo Tonietto.

09.48 BST: Schalke coach Felix Magath has been praising Real Madrid star Raul, who will leave the Bernabeu this summer. Magath says Raul will be “at the heart of my game.” The report in AS claims Raul has agreed a two-year deal that will see him earn €4 million a season in the Bundesliga.

09.34 BST: AS also reports quotes from an interview Stuttgart’s Sami Khedira has conducted with Kicker in which he denies a deal has been done to take him to the Bernabeu. “There is still no agreement with Real Madrid,” he said. “The interest makes me happy, but I have to think about it.”

09.23 BST: We now turn our attention to the Spanish press with AS reporting that Real Madrid have set a deadline of two days to see if it will be possible to sign Brazilian right-back Maicon from Inter. Real are reluctant to pay his €35 million asking price.

09.10 BST: Here is the full story regarding Tottenham's interest in Stipe Pletikosa. Would he be a good signing, Spurs fans? Let us know using the comments form below.

08.47 BST: Just a quick update on the Eduardo situation before we have a look around the European papers. Croatian newspaper Sportske Novosti reports on Monday morning that the the striker could fly to Ukraine on Tuesday or Wednesday to complete his move. However, Wenger is understood to be reluctant to allow Eduardo to leave the club.

08.35 BST: Here are the best bits from the newspapers in England on Monday morning:

The Sun reports Liverpool want a decision from Joe Cole this week after offering him £90,000 a week to move to Anfield. However, Tottenham and Arsenal remain in the hunt for the former Chelsea midfielder. The Cole link is in most of the morning’s papers.

However, the Daily Mirror report that Harry Redknapp is instead fluttering his eyelids at Manchester City forward Craig Bellamy and hopes he can sign the Welshman in a £3 million deal, now that City have signed David Silva. Wigan are trailing Chelsea’s Franco Di Santo, while prolific rumour-mongerer Alan Nixon also brings us the news that Wolfsburg are looking at Chelsea defender Jeffrey Bruma on loan.

Over at the The Guardian, Redknapp is looking to sign a fourth Croatian to join Vedran Corluka, Luka Modric and Niko Kranjcar, with the Spurs boss admitting there is “every chance” he will sign Spartak Moscow’s Stipe Pletikosa.

The Daily Mail, meanwhile, carry the story that Eduardo could be joining Shakhtar Donetsk for £6 million in a story that is a rehash of that which emerged in Croatia on Sunday. The paper reports that Shakhtar are also considering Benfica striker Oscar Cardozo and Ajax’s Luis Suarez. Meanwhile, Everton midfielder Steven Pienaar is reported to be a target for new Inter manager Rafa Benitez.

Richard Dunne is apparently the lead protagonist in Aston Villa’s attempt to sign Robbie Keane, according to the Daily Express, with the defender “urging” Martin O’Neill to sign his Republic of Ireland team-mate. The same paper claims Sol Campbell will shun interest from Arsenal, Sunderland and Celtic to sign for Newcastle United this summer.

Finally, the Daily Star claims Arsenal will offer as much as £18 million to sign Everton defender Phil Jagielka. Given how much Manchester City paid to sign the inferior Joleon Lescott last summer, that sounds like decent business to us.

08.16 BST: We also have some breaking news this morning with West Brom confirming that Scottish midfielder Graham Dorrans has signed a new contract at the Hawthorns. West Ham made an offer for Dorrans earlier in the summer.

08.14 BST: A couple of things to look out for today... Francis Jeffers, he of the 100% strike rate for England, is on trial at Blackpool and could be returning to the Premier League. Also a current Arsenal striker in Eduardo is believed to be on the bring on joining Shakhtar Donetsk. We will run through the papers in a minute.

08.00 BST:Good morning and welcome to our transfer blog as we guide you through another day of speculation and intrigue, and hopefully a few proper deals as well.