Anyway, we simply want to know now who you think will be lifting the Premier League title come the end of the season. We, like the majority of others, see it as a three horse race between Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham, who it has to be said, have done incredibly well so far this season.

So, let’s have a vote.

Don’t be afraid to comment also in the section provided. For what it’s worth, our vote goes to Manchester City. We believe they will just have too much in the end and will win it by 5 or 6 points.

Ravel Morrison, the Manchester United youngster who has upset Sir Alex Ferguson due to his “unrealistic” wage demands, is apparently wanted by both Arsenal and Barcelona. The 18-year old is tipped by many to go a long way in the game, but it would appear his futures lies away from Old Trafford after he turned down a deal worth up to £15,ooo a-week.

Arsene Wenger and Pep Guardiola are said to be monitoring the highly-rated midfielder’s situation and with Morrison’s current United deal set to expire this summer, the next few days and weeks are bound to see

Meanwhile, Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is desperate to add steel to his midfield during this transfer window and a name which continues to be mentioned is that of Roma’s Daniele de Rossi. The Italian international has long been linked with a move away from Serie A, with a number of Europe’s elite said to be interested, but for whatever reasons, he remains a Roma player.

But that may be about to change. Mancini has been a long-term admirer of the 28-year old’s and is keen to bring him to the Etihad Stadium in an attempt to aid his side’s title challenge. It is expected that City would have to cough up at least £25 million if they want de Rossi, but with the financial fair play rule in the club’s thoughts, they may have to offload some players first.

And finally for now, Tottenham are preparing a £20 million move for Marseille striker Loic Remy. The 25-year old has been heavily linked with a move away from the French giants for the last year or two and Spurs have always held a keen interest. Harry Redknapp is looking to add two or three faces to his squad before the window shuts as the Spurs boss looks to maintain the club’s title challenge. Remy is to be watched by Spurs officials during tonight’s encounter between Marseille and Lille.

So that’s it for now. Intriguing stuff involving the top three clubs in the Premier League and be sure to stay tuned to Football Corner for all the latest on these and all the other potential deals. You can follow us on Twitter (@AFootballCorner) and you can also find us on Facebook!

The Croatian playmaker was the subject of a number of substantial bids from Chelsea throughout the window and Spurs boss Harry Redknapp revealed that the club turned down a bid of £40 million for the player the day before the window shut.

Forgetting about the money for a second, I, like many others, thought it was quite nice to see a club chairman, Daniel Levy, stick to his word and reject all offers for one of his best players. All summer long, Levy insisted that Modric would not be sold, regardless of the offers that came in and with the window now shut, Levy comes out with a lot of credit.

However, I personally believe Spurs may regret rejecting such a massive offer for Modric. They signed the 25-year old back in 2008 from Dinamo Zagreb for a fee of £16.5 million. Since then, Modric has gone on to make 120 appearances for the White Hart Lane club, netting on 12 occasions and assisting quite a number of goals. There is no denying Modric’s quality and what he adds to the Spurs squad and of course they would miss him if he were to leave.

But, if you are asking me is he worth more than Cesc Fabregas, who joined Barcelona for a reported £34 million towards the start of August, then my answer would be an emphatic no. Modric is not worth £40 million. In fact, he is barely worth £30 million and I have a feeling Levy and co. may regret not accepting Chelsea’s over the top offer of £40 million. It’s fair to say they will never receive a bid as big as that ever again for Modric.

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Sky Sports News have suggested that this man, Kaka, could be on his way to White Hart Lane.

They are “unconfirmed reports” according to Mr.White, but the Real Madrid playmaker, Kaka that is, is supposedly in London.

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Update - ‘Arry Redknapp doesn’t think it’s going to happen. For some reason, I don’t think this is over just yet.

Arsenal are close to securing the services of Werder Bremen defender Per Mertesacker after ending their interest in Bolton’s Gary Cahill. Mertesacker, 26, is almost as tall at Tottenham’s Peter Crouch, with the German standing at a massive 6ft 6in and good news for Guners fans, he’s quite good. The player is set to undergo a medical today ahead of a £10 million move.

Elsewhere, Liverpool have turned down a bid by Premier League rivals Chelsea for their midfielder Raul Meireles. The Stamford Bridge club had offered £8 million plus former-Reds midfielder Yossi Benayoun. However, the men that matter at Anfield have turned it down and it remains to be seen if another bid will be made.

Meanwhile, Tottenham are expected to make a late move for long-term Arsenal target and England international Gary Cahill. The Bolton defender has been strongly linked with a move to the Emirates. However, as was mentioned earlier in this piece, Arsenal have ended their interest in the player, leaving the door open for Harry Redknapp to move. It is believed Bolton are looking for somewhere near the £14 million mark for Cahill.

And finally for now, former Manchester United midfielder Owen Hargreaves is on the verge of joining bitter rivals Manchester City. The former England international has struggled, to say the least, with injury over the last few years. However, Roberto Mancini has decided to take a punt on a player who many rated very highly during his early days at Old Trafford. The medical is currently taking place and Hargreaves is expected to pen a pay-as-you-play deal later tonight, early tomorrow morning.

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The England international has long been linked with a move away from Upton Park following the club’s relegation from the Premier League last May.

QPR had a bid of £4 million rejected for the current football writers player of the year only last week. However, it is understood that Spurs have met Parker’s valuation, believed to be around the £6 million mark.

West Ham boss Sam Allardyce admitted on Sunday that Parker could well be leaving the club, following the side’s 4-1 victory away to Nottingham Forrest, in which Parker was left out of the squad.

“We will miss a player of Parker’s quality, and we want him with us if the negotiation doesn’t go through,” said Allardyce. “If he does actually leave, I need to replace him immediately. I don’t expect any other player to leave before Wednesday.”

Spurs manager Harry Redknapp stated on Sunday that the club were close to announcing the signing of a player and that player is thought to be Parker.

Superb signing in my opinion. I have always been a massive fan of Parker’s and there is no doubt in my mind that he will be a big hit at White Hart Lane.

What do you think? Feel free to leave your comments below.

Cole, 29, has struggled to make an impact in the red of Liverpool since he joined the Merseyside club from Chelsea last summer. Since making the move, Cole has played 32 times for the Anfield club. However, many of those appearances came as a substitute and with an abundance of midfielders now at Liverpool, he has falling further down the pecking order under manager Kenny Dalglish.

As a result, speculation has been mounting with regards the possibility of Cole making a move this summer and reports on Thursday night have suggested that he is on his way to Tottenham.

Spurs boss Harry Redknapp is a keen admirer of Cole’s and the pair have already worked together during their days at West Ham. It would seem Cole is desperate to make the move to north London and it seems a really possibility now that he will be wearing a Spurs jersey before the transfer window shuts next week.

Personal view on the matter. Cole would be a great signing for Spurs and it would give the player the platform to re-ignite his career. Will the deal happen though? Well, I’d be very surprised if it didn’t, put it that way.

What do you make of this potential deal, and indeed, what do you make of Adebayor’s move to White Hart Lane? Comments below please.

This week we have plenty to discuss so lets get started. First of all, Arsene Wenger has claimed that he is willing to splash £40 million on one player, that is IF, he finds the right man. The Frenchman has come in for some heavy criticism from the Gunners faithful of late for his reluctance to spend and that criticism has only increased following the departure of Cesc Fabregas to Barcelona earlier this week.

Speaking ahead of Arsenal’s Champions League tie against Italian side Udinese, which incidently, they ran out 1-0 winners at the Emirates on Tuesday night, Wenger had this to say: “I will pay 30 (million) I will even pay 40 if I find the right players. But it’s not a question of money, it’s a question of quality we find. I think I have a wrong reputation of not wanting to spend money – I do not want to spend money for average players.”

I think Wenger is telling porkies. If he didn’t want to cough up £22 million to sign Valencia’s Juan Mata a matter of weeks ago, then I don’t believe him when he says he is willing to spend £40 million on the right player.

Elsewhere, Tottenham are in negotiations with Manchester City to take striker Emmanuel Adebayor to White Hart Lane. The former Arsenal man is unlikely to get a look-in at the newly named Etihad Stadium this season considering the fact Roberto Mancini has an abundance of strikers at his disposal. Adebayor, 27, is considered surplus to requirements and as a result, City are desperate to offload him and his £170,000 a week wage packet.

It is expected that Adebayor will now join Spurs on a season-long loan deal with City continuing to pay a chunk of his hefty wages.

Meanwhile, in the Championship, Southampton now lead the way after their emphatic 5-2 win away to Ipswich on Tuesday night. Nigel Adkins’ men were only promoted back to the Championship a number of months ago, but it seems they are more than capable of sustaining a promotion challenge this season, much to the delight of Saints fans. Also, in the Championship, West Ham picked up their second win in three games last night with an impressive 4-0 win away to Watford. To see how the Championship table currently looks, click this link.

We like to include some transfer rumours in FC’s Bits & Pieces and this week we have a few intriguing ones for you. Internazionale have this afternoon announced that Wesley Sneijder is not for sale, claiming the Dutch international is “untouchable”. This comes just days after Manchester United apparently pulled out of any possible deal. Anyway, enough of Sneijder, what about Joey Barton. Well, West Ham want to bring him to Upton Park before the transfer window shuts. Everton, the club who have been as quiet as a pupil outside the Headmaster’s office during this transfer window, look as though they may be about to dip into the market and sign Manchester City’s out-of-favour defender Nedum Onuoha.

Finally, to end this week’s FC’s Bit & Pieces, we will leave you with a quote from Nottingham Forest boss Steve McClaren following his side’s 2-0 defeat at the hands of Millwall at the weekend. The former England boss had this to say: “For 3/4 of the field we looked very good, but nothing in the final 1/3.” Schteve is clearly not the scharpest tool in the boxch.

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