Paper Talk - 15 January 2012

• Manchester United are struggling to agree new contracts with Danny Welbeck, Paul Pogba and Ravel Morrison.


• Mark Hughes believes he can tempt Birmingham to part with goalkeeper Ben Foster.


• Neil Warnock could make a swift return to football at Ipswich.


• Aston Villa will test Liverpool's resolve to hang on to striker Andy Carroll in the summer - and could offer Darren Bent as part of the deal.


• Liverpool are continuing their hunt for firepower with Spanish striker Fernando Llorente a possible target.


• David Bentley is going to make a summer loan move to the MLS.


• Bolton could loan out midfielder Sean Davis to a Championship club.


• Swindon winger Matt Ritchie is a target for Reading, Crystal Palace and Sheffield Wednesday.


• Crystal Palace will move for Nottingham Forest defender Brendan Moloney if they lose Nathaniel Clyne to Newcastle or Fulham.


• Fulham's Matthew Briggs is to join Bristol City on loan.


• Wolves have earmarked Bolton's Kevin Davies as a potential January signing.


• Huddersfield are to offer Jordan Rhodes a new deal - and will put a fixed price on his head.


• Tottenham are the latest club to watch Cardiff midfielder Joe Ralls.


• Hull have warned Leicester against making a third bid for Cameron Stewart.


• Grimsby striker Liam Hearn is being watched by a number of clubs including Chelsea and Reading.

• Juventus are planning a £36million double raid on Manchester City for Edin Dzeko and Aleksandar Kolarov.


• Harr Redknapp will get a £60million transfer warchest if he stays at Tottenham in the summer.


• Spurs will move for Chris Samba after seeing Gary Cahill finally join Chelsea.


• Leeds are planning to make a loan move for Eric Lichaj this week.


• Middlesbrough, Hull and Ipswich all want Derby midfielder Paul Green.


• Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has denied he wants to leave Arsenal.


• Manchester City have snapped-up Real Madrid whizz-kid Jose Angel Pozo in a deal that could eventually be worth £5million.


• Manchester United youngster Ravel Morrison is a shock target of European champions Barcelona.

• Joey Barton is set to be the first casualty of Mark Hughes' QPR revolution.


• Leeds and Ipswich could offer Neil Warnock a swift return to football.


• Alan Shearer has turned down the change to become the new manager of Bristol Rovers.


• Arsene Wenger could enter the race to sign Ravel Morrison.


• Roberto Mancini fears Mancheser City's title bid is being undermined by the club's refusal to hand him more transfer cash.


• Salomon Kalou will resist attempts by Chelsea to sell him in the transfer window.


• Bolton watched Leeds pair Adam Clayton and Tom Lees during the FA Cup defeat at Arsenal.


• No fewer than seven Premier League clubs are monitoring Cardiff's Joe Ralls.


• Wigan have issued a hands off warning to clubs interested in Victor Moses and James McCarthy.


• Stephen Ireland is QPR's next target after Tottenham rejected their bid for Steven Pienaar.

• Liverpool have rejected an Aston Villa enquiry over striker Andy Carroll.


• PSG could come to Carlos Tevez's rescue as it seems any hopes of a move to Italy have fallen through.


• Spurs boss Harry Redknapp will fly to France today as he steps up his bid to sign Marseille striker Loic Remy.

• Arsene Wenger is refusing to step into the transfer market because of Arsenal's current injury crisis.


• Nicolas Burdisso is set to be Manchester City's only signing of the transfer window.


• Tottenham have targeted Loic Remy and Tim Krul as their main January targets.

• Anderlecht's 23-year-old Argentine striker Matias Suarez has snubbed a move to Arsenal.


• Tottenham want 24-year-old keeper Javi Jimenez on loan from Spanish club Real Murcia.

• Seething St Johnstone boss Steve Lomas has branded Rangers small-time as he laid into them over their handling of the Fran Sandaza deal.


• Neil Lennon has slapped a £35million price tag on Gary Hooper. 

• German wonderkid Julian Draxler is being lined up by Arsenal as a potential replacement for misfiring Russian Andrei Arshavin.

• Mark Hughes wants Henrique , a 20-year-old Brazilian striker who won the golden shoe at last summer's under-20 World Cup, to spearhead his rebuilding of Queens Park Rangers.