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Arsenal are watching Sevilla's Spain Under-21 international midfielder Diego Capel. (Daily Star)

The Gunners are also interested in Getafe central midfielder Esteban Granero. (Daily Star)

Manchester United have contacted Porto about signing Portugal international full-back Jose Bosingwa. (The Guardian)

Liverpool are planning a summer bid for Real Zaragoza's attacking midfielder Sergio Garcia. (Daily Mirror)

Wigan manager Steve Bruce is interested in signing Motherwell striker Ross McCormack. (Daily Star)

McCormack is "99% certain" to sign a pre-contract agreement with Wigan. (Daily Record)

Hearts owner Vladimir Romanov has put the entire first team squad up for sale. (Express)

Birmingham are keen to employ former Liverpool midfielder Steve McManaman as a director or special adviser to manager Alex McLeish. (Various)

Rangers are set to make a £4m move for Burnley striker Kyle Lafferty, and beat Celtic to his signature. (Daily Mirror)

Newcastle manager Kevin Keegan has revealed his fantasy transfer target is Barcelona's former Arsenal striker Thierry Henry. (Various)

Bayern Munich are interested in signing Sheffield United's Australian international midfielder David Carney in a £2m deal. (Daily Star)

Sheffield Wednesday manager Brian Laws wants to sign Fulham striker David Healy on loan. (Daily Mirror)

Bury are targeting Blackpool's Paul Tierney, Simon Wiles and Marcus Bean on loan deals. (Daily Star)

Oldham want Hull striker Michael Bridges, who has just returned from a loan spell with Sydney FC. (Daily Star)

QPR are keen on Chicago Fire goalkeeper Matt Pickens. (Daily Star)

Aberdeen striker Steve Lovell's career at the club could be over after a training ground bust-up with coach Sandy Clark. (Scottish Sun)

Inverness manager Craig Brewster remains interested in signing Ross County striker Andy Barrowman. (Express)


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Reading striker Kevin Doyle cannot remember the positions he needs to take up on the pitch and has started scribbling instructions on himself. "I've written on my arm where I have to be for corners from the left and right," he said. (The Sun)

Derby's Kenny Miller has revealed the club's number one priority is now to avoid becoming the worst-ever Premier League team. The Rams need six points to overtake Sunderland's record low of 15 from two seasons ago. (The Sun)