A round-up of Sunday’s biggest transfer stories.
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Arsenal are set to make 3 club record bids this week. The Gunners are planning on signing Real Madrid striker Gonzalo Higuain, Borussia Dortmund midfielder llkay Gundogan and Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Lars Bender.
Full Story: The Mail On Sunday
Real Madrid star CristIano Ronaldo refuses to rule out signing a new contract with speculation linking him with a move back to Manchester United.
Full Story: The Sun
Manchester City to bid £30 million for Real Madrid winger Angelo Di Maria.
Full Story: The Sunday People
Tottenham will go head to head with Borussia Dortmund to sign Brazilian winger Bernard and are also interested in signing Fulham wide man Alex Kacanilic.
Full Story: Sunday Mirror
Newcastle will not pay more than £10 million for Liverpool striker Andy Carroll. The England international is considering a move to West Ham.
Full Story: Sunday Express
With doubts continuing about the future of Andy Carroll, West Ham may make a £12 million move for Vitesse Arnhem striker Wilfred Bony.
Full Story: Sunday Telegraph
Chelsea could sell striker Demba Ba after just 5 months at the club. Ba could make way for several strikers that Chelsea are linked with.
Full Story: Sunday Mirror
Mourinho could replace Ba with Napoli striker Edison Cavani and Zeith St Petersburg’s Hulk for a combined total of £90 million.
Full Story: Sunday Express
Alternatively, Chelsea could move for Bayern Munich striker Mario Gomez as an alternative to Cavani should they be priced out of a move for the Napoli striker.
Full Story: Sunday Times
Chelsea may look to move for Real Madrid midfielder Xabi Alonso, who is yet to sign a new contract at the Spanish giants.
Full Story: Sunday Telegraph
Victor Moses could become Roberto Martinez’s first signing at Everton. Moses future at Chelsea is in doubt and he could link up with former manager Martinez.
Full Story: Mail On Sunday
Chelsea and Arsenal target Stevan Jovetic has said that he wants to leave Fioentina.
Full Story: Goal.com
Roberto Martinez is not planning any talks with Arsenal target Marouane Fellaini.
Full Story: Goal.com
Barcelona want to sign a new centre-back but are being frustrated.
Full Story: Marca