Terry going nowhere, say Chelsea
Chelsea insist that captain John Terry will not be joining Manchester City this summer.

Adebayor close to Man City move
Emmanuel Adebayor is granted a work permit to join Manchester City in a move believed to be valued at £25m.

Crouch in talks with Sunderland
Peter Crouch holds talks with Sunderland after they agree a £12m fee with Portsmouth, BBC Sport understands.

Villa agree deal to sign Downing
Middlesbrough agree a fee in the region of £12m for the transfer of England winger Stewart Downing to Aston Villa.

Ferguson set for Birmingham move
Rangers accept a bid of £1m from Birmingham City for former Scotland captain Barry Ferguson.

Drogba and Bosingwa bans reduced
Didier Drogba's and Jose Bosingwa's bans from European competition is reduced by one match by Uefa.

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Hartson critical after surgery
Former footballer John Hartson undergoes emergency surgery as doctors confirm testicular cancer has spread to his lungs.

Fulham accept Hull bid for Zamora
Hull City have a £5m bid for Fulham striker Bobby Zamora accepted by the London club.

Juventus sign Arsenal target Melo
Arsenal lose out in their bid to sign Felipe Melo from Fiorentina, with the Brazil midfielder opting to sign for Juventus instead.

Burnley sign defender Eckersley
Burnley sign Manchester United reserve team defender Richard Eckersley on a four-year deal.

Wigan close to Scotland signing
Wigan's £2m signing of Jason Scotland from Swansea moves a step closer as the dtriker secures his right to work in the UK and passes a medical.

Greening eager to quit West Brom
West Bromwich Albion captain Jonathan Greening hands in a written transfer request.

Vieri trial at Blackburn extended
Veteran Italian striker Christian Vieri is to join Blackburn on their pre-season tour in the hope of earning a contract.

Gibson extends Old Trafford stay
Manchester United central midfielder Darron Gibson agrees a three-year contract extension at the club.

Jerome agrees new five-year deal
Birmingham striker Cameron Jerome signs a fresh contract through to the summer of 2014.

Rangers' Webster joins Dundee Utd
Dundee United sign Rangers defender Andy Webster on a season-long loan deal.

Tevez hits back at Ferguson claim
Manchester City new signing Carlos Tevez says Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson did not contact him to keep him at the club.

Lawrence signs new Stoke contract
Stoke winger Liam Lawrence signs a new four-year contract, reports BBC Radio Stoke.

Nancy call off games in England
French side Nancy have called off their pre-season trip to England because of fears over the number of swine flu cases.

Maccabi Haifa 6-0 Glentoran
Glentoran concede three late goals as they are beaten 6-0 by Maccabi Haifa in the Champions League qualifier.

Wednesday's gossip column
Newcastle rule out Kinnear return, plus other rumours

Teams at 2010 World Cup
A list of countries joining the hosts South Africa at the 2010 World Cup.

Transfers
Track all the latest signings

Gordon faces fight to play Norway
Sunderland say Craig Gordon is a fitness doubt for Scotland's World Cup qualifier against Norway in August.

Barker completes switch to Derby
Derby County manager Nigel Clough finally completes the £1m signing of Blackpool centre-back Shaun Barker.

Brighton seal deal for Dickinson
Derby County striker Liam Dickinson completes his move to League One side Brighton for an undisclosed fee.

Motherwell sign Shrews' Humphrey
Motherwell sign Chris Humphrey on a three-year deal after the winger rejects a new contract at Shrewsbury.

Carden to decide Cambridge future
Cambridge United chairman George Rolls says the future of Paul Carden will be resolved before the U's begin their hunt for a new manager.

Williams signs new Wrexham deal
Wrexham's longest-serving player, defender Mike Williams, pens a new contract at the Racecourse.

Baxter says Crues can go through
Stephen Baxter believes his Crusaders team can overcome FK Rabotnicki and progress in the Europa League.

Le Guen to take on Cameroon job
Cameroon are to appoint the former Lyon boss Paul Le Guen as their new coach, on a six-month deal.

SPL awaits Old Firm TV proposal
The Old Firm could contest the broadcasting rights with Sky-ESPN when the SPL holds its annual meeting on Thursday.

Massone bid unlikely to save Livi
Livingston are likely to go into administration despite a last-ditch offer of investment from chairman Angelo Massone.

Queen's Park braced for cup woe
Third Division outfit Queen's Park will be denied the chance to defend the Scottish Amateur Cup because of their Scottish League status.

FA faces Setanta cash shortfall
The Football Association must find new broadcasters for England and FA Cup games due to be shown by Setanta.

Clubs discover Carling Cup fate
Football League clubs discover the draw for the first round of the 2009/2010 Carling Cup.

Flamurtari v Motherwell
Team news ahead of Thursday's Europa League second qualifying round, first leg tie in Albania.

Beattie aims to impress Capello
Stoke City striker James Beattie says he will be trying to catch the eye of England manager Fabio Capello next season.

England climb to ninth in world
The England women's team climb up to ninth in the world rankings, ahead of the 2009 European Championship finals - their highest ever placing.