Wanted Man

Often considered one of the best goalkeepers in the world, Gianluigi Buffon has been the target of much transfer speculation lately, with Manchester United being the main suitor. Seemingly happy with Juventus, the World Cup winner may be tempted this coming summer.

Return Trip

The news most already knew is now official, according to both the LA Galaxy and AC Milan: David Beckham will go back to Italy in January. Though currently with the Galaxy in the midst of the MLS playoffs, the midfielder aims for the loan to help him reach the World Cup with England.

Loaned Out

A permanent move might not be in the cards for the January transfer window, but whispers have spread across Europe on Monday that Robinho could be loaned to Barcelona instead. The Manchester City forward is apparently ready to go back to Spain, with Barca as his intended destination.

Wayne In Spain

In what could be one of the most unlikely transfers in history, Cristiano Ronaldo has claimed that his former Manchester United teammate Wayne Rooney should join him at Real Madrid, saying that the striker would be a 'sensation' in the Spanish Capital if he signed.

January Jaunt

With the transfer window fast-approaching, teams are making plans to add new players in the push for the title in their respective leagues. Some rumors that have been floating around suggest Chelsea will target Sergio Aguero if their transfer bid is lifted and Milan may want to swap strikers.

Easy Does It

Manchester City boss Mark Hughes has played down the speculation revolving the future of his first big signing, Robinho. Reports had surfaced recently that the Brazilian longed for a move to Barcelona and that something could be put together as soon as the January transfer window.

Fear The Flu

With three players on Blackburn Rovers being confirmed H1N1 Swine Flu victims, the footballing world is taking notice. Players who spit regularly during matches are being advised against it, while Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti has acknowledged the threat that his team may be under.