The transfer window is just months away from opening once more and already the speculation is piling in as to how clubs will strengthen this summer.
Here, Sports Mole compiles a list of all the latest news and rumours surrounding transfer activity from the past 24 hours.
Sunday morning's headlines:
Christian Benteke heading to Manchester United this summer?
Aston Villa striker Chirstian Benteke is reportedly a target for Manchester United in the summer. Read more.
Danny Ings: 'I don't want to sit on the bench'
Danny Ings says that he does not want to join a club where he will sit on the bench. Read more.
Report: Tottenham Hotspur line up Kevin Mirallas
Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly keen on Everton midfielder Kevin Mirallas, with Aaron Lennon heading the other way on a permanent basis. Read more.
Arsenal agree Morgan Schneiderlin move?
Arsenal are understood to have agreed a deal that would see Southampton midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin join the club in the summer. Read more.
Adrian Ruocco: 'Carlos Tevez is not leaving Juventus for Boca Juniors'
Carlos Tevez's agent rubbishes rumours that the Argentine striker could leave Serie A and join Boca Juniors this summer. Read more.
Report: Southampton line up Javier Hernandez
Southampton will reportedly make an offer for Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez in the summer. Read more.
Iago Aspas set for Celta Vigo return?
Celta Vigo want to bring former striker Iago Aspas back to Spain from Liverpool, according to reports. Read more.
Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur chase Carlos Bacca?
Premier League duo Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool will battle it out for the signature of Sevilla's Carlos Bacca, according to reports. Read more.
Everton 'weigh up move for Thomas Vermaelen'
A report suggests that Everton are looking at the possibility of signing Barcelona defender Thomas Vermaelen this summer. Read more.
Roberto Di Matteo eager to keep Kevin-Prince Boateng
Roberto Di Matteo insists that Schalke 04 are not interested in selling Kevin-Prince Boateng in the summer. Read more.
Michael Hincks
