Having been linked with a move for Marouane Fellaini previously, Manchester United will definitely fancy their chances at landing him over the summer transfer window.
Given that his former manager, David Moyes, will be coaching the Red Devils next season, United will feel that they have a huge advantage over other clubs in convincing the Belgian international star to switch clubs next season and move to Old Trafford. With a buyout clause in his contract, Everton would have no choice but to sell Fellaini if an offer came in this summer. And given the way that the midfielder spoke about his future and the desire to work under a manager that knows him well, you could see United do just that at some point this offseason.

Emirates Stadium side agree on a price and meet personal terms to capture Fiorentina forward.
Arsenal will this week complete the long awaited deal to sign Fiorentina forward Stevan Jovetic.
CaughtOffside understands that the Gunners have been locked in negotiations with the Serie A side for the best part of three months but have now agreed terms on a price for the 23 year old Montenegro international.
The North London side will pay a club record €29m (£24m) for the talented attacker and have already agreed personal terms with Jovetic on a four year contract that will see the Fiorentina man earn around £100k a week.

ARSENE WENGER saw Arsenal grab a Champions League place and roared: “We’ve proved everyone wrong.” Yesterday’s 1-0 win at Newcastle sealed a top-four spot ahead of Spurs.
Arsenal were seven points behind in March and boss Wenger said: “Everyone ruled us out but we showed character and attitude to come back.
“We got 73 points and that’s three better than last season.
“Consistency is the most difficult thing in our sport and we knew we had to be resilient.
“We were this season up against very strong Tottenham and Everton teams, so it was really special to come back and get in front of them.”

Arsenal have discussed a move for unsettled Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney.
Less than 12 months after selling Robin van Persie to this season’s Premier League champions, the Gunners are plotting an equally dramatic move for his troubled team-mate.
Sportsmail can reveal the club’s backroom team first raised the possibility of a move for the England striker at a scouting meeting in March, having been alerted to Rooney’s problems at Old Trafford.
The Gunners are serious about trying to land Rooney this summer but know putting together a financial package to land him is the major obstacle to a deal.

For those of you who've been living under a rock for the last 12 months, Edinson Cavani has had another phenomenal season and continues to be linked with some of Europe's top clubs.
Arsenal and Manchester City have been linked to the £60 million man (via IB Times), while the Daily Mail believe both City and PSG have agreed to personal terms with the Uruguayan.
One thing is for sure: 
He looks destined to leave Napoli this summer. Walter Mazzarri is set to depart the club after taking it as far as it can conceivably go, and there was always a feeling of "now or never" about the Partenopei's Scudetto chase this season.

Big-spending Monaco have put Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez on their transfer hit-list.
Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev has already made a stunning £50million move to bring Falcao to the south-of-France club - and is dreaming of pairing the Colombian with Tevez.
Monaco owner Rybolovlev is also prepared to bankroll moves for Newcastle's Yohan Cabaye, fellow midfielder Joao Moutinho of Porto and Paris Saint-Germain defender Mamadou Sakho.
It remains to be seen whether Rybolovlev - has also targeted Roberto Mancini, who was sacked as City manager on Monday - can attract big names to a club that was just secured promotion back to the top flight for next season.

Gonzalo Higuain has agreed to join Arsenal on a five-year contract after the Gunners struck a €22m (£18.5m) deal with Real Madrid for the Argentinean hitman, according to Spanish outlet Sport.es.
The report claims north London rivals Arsenal and Tottenham have been showing an interest in the 25-year-old, while Higuain’s agent has also held talks with Italian champions Juventus over a potential move to Serie A. However, the striker is believed to have opted for a move to the Premier League and Sport.es claim he has reached an agreement with Arsenal that will see him move to the Emirates on a five-year deal after a €22m (£18.5m) fee was agreed between the two clubs.

SO, IT'S official then - Wayne Rooney has asked for a transfer from Manchester United. But where might he end up? Arsenal, according to the Daily Star, which says the sulky striker, left out of the side that beat Swansea yesterday in Alex Ferguson's last home game in charge of the Reds, is being pursued by the Gunners.
Apparently gaffer Arsene Wenger is a "big admirer" of the 27-year-old Rooney and will table a £25m bid in the summer. 
Whether new United boss David Moyes will look twice at the offer remains to be seen but Arsenal might also have trouble meeting Rooney's exorbitant wages.

Captain of Russia's main transfer target Arsenal. 
According to the Russia's media, Denisov could get to London, and the other side powędrowałby Arshavin.
It is more likely that Zenit would like to download his former captain. Arshavin came to Arsenal was from St. Petersburg, and last season he returned to former club on loan. 
Igor Denisov from the beginning of his career associated with Zenit, but this season, came into conflict with the authorities of the club - Russia captain was not happy with the transfer policy. Zenit bought a summer Hulk and Axel Witsel, paying for each of these astronomical 40 million.

Tottenham have made Christian Benteke their No.1 transfer target this summer.
But they will face fierce ­competition from Arsenal for he 22-year-old Aston Villa front man has made a huge impact this season following his £7million move last August from Belgian club Genk.
Ahead of yesterdays clash with Chelsea at Villa Park he had scored 19 times - a remarkable achievement for a player in his first season in the Premier League and for a team that has been battling against relegation.
It is a stark contrast to the likes of Lukas Podolski at Arsenal who has struggled despite playing for a more successful outfit.