Tips: Transfer Paper Talk

• Chelsea are set to join the battle for Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling this summer.
• Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger claims that Roy Hodgson's England experiment has left Theo Walcott "exposed".
• Neil Redfearn is ready to quit as Leeds boss after his No2 Steve Thompson's shock sacking.

• Chelsea are poised to join the heavyweight battle for English football's hottest property Raheem Sterling.
• Ex-Sunderland defender Danny Higginbotham has described a controversial speech made by Roy Keane which he calls 'one of the most bizarre team talks I've ever experienced'.
• Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger admits he is concerned Theo Walcott's confidence is plummeting after his struggles with England this week.
• Hull manager Steve Bruce has promised his wife he will go on a diet after unflattering paparazzi pictures of him on a Barbados beach were publicised.
• Mauricio Pochettino wants talks with the FA before approving Harry Kane's involvement in the forthcoming European Under 21 Championship.
• Everton manager Roberto Martinez insists he is not concerned that Romelu Lukaku has joined forces with high-powered agent Mino Raiola ahead of a potential summer of transfer speculation surrounding the striker.

• Liverpool have slapped a £50m price tag on Raheem Sterling to stop winger leaving the club, but the Reds refuse to consider the sale of the 20-year-old this summer as manager Brendan Rodgers says winger should concentrate on his football.
• Chelsea may sell Oscar and Ramires to fund a Paul Pogba transfer - Juventus will line up moves for two Chelsea midfielders if Jose Mourinho succeeds in signing £74 million Pogba.
• Moussa Sissoko, Cheick Tiote,Tim Krul and Papiss Cisse are all set to leave Newcastle United in the summer.

• Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has told forward Raheem Sterling that he will not be sold this simmer.
• Manuel Pellegrini admits Manchester City will have to splash the cash this summer with the current crop of academy youngsters not deemed good enough to be brought into the first team.
• Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has hinted that 28-year-old French midfielder Abou Diaby, whose career has been blighted by injuries, may be offered a new pay-as-you-play contract.
• Burnley defender Michael Duff expects manager Sean Dyche to one day be in charge of the England national team.
• Rotherham boss Steve Evans has been assured he has a future at the club even if they are relegated from the Sky Bet Championship.

• Liverpool will play hardball over the future of forward Raheem Sterling and are ready to price him out of a summer move away from Anfield.
• Manchester United are considering an £11m bid for 26-year-old Lille and Denmark defender Simon Kjaer.

• Neil Redfearn is considering his position as Leeds United head coach after feeling undermined and “bitterly disappointed” at the unexplained suspension of his assistant Steve Thompson.
• Hull City confirm new bid to change club’s name to Hull Tigers.
• Theo Walcott’s England disappointment is down to injury says Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger.

• Juventus plot Chelsea transfer raid for Oscar that may become a Paul Pogba swap deal.
• Arsenal fear England experiments with Theo Walcott as a striker and Number 10 have 'damaged' him.
• Chelsea legend Frank Lampard says he would 'love it' if a gay footballer came out.
• Tottenham's Harry Kane is no one-season wonder insists his Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino.

• Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers insists Anfield is the best place for Raheem Sterling to be after ruling out a summer exit for the striker.
• Meanwhile, former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes says Sterling should stay at Liverpool.
• Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino says he is willing to let England striker Harry Kane play in the European U21 Championship in the summer.

• The new Rangers board are facing a legal battle to go with their Ibrox rebuilding job after being kicked off the Stock Exchange.
• Dundee United chairman Stephen Thompson has refused to deny claims that manager Jackie McNamara and his coaching staff cashed in on the sales of Stuart Armstrong and Gary Mackay-Steven.
• St Johnstone boss Tommy Wright is hopeful that keeper Alan Mannus, 32, will sign a new long-term deal.
• Dundee have joined Aberdeen in showing an interest in 24-year-old Arbroath midfielder Mark Whatley.
• Hearts will not be offering a deal to 22-year-old Spanish trialist Alvaro Merida after the attacking midfielder failed to impress.