Spurs Lead The Race For Bosnian Hitman

Tottenham are back in the race for Wolfsburg's red hot Bosnian striker Edin Dzeko. The 23-year-old has attracted interest from Arsenal, Manchester United, Everton and Blackburn but Spurs are in the driving seat after watching him score nine goals in four games this month. Wolfsburg are poised for the first Bundesliga triumph in their history after Dzeko hit a hat-trick in their 5-0 away win at neighbours Hannover last weekend. The prolific striker, valued at £12million, is unhappy after his mentor, manager Felix Magath, was allowed to leave for Schalke. He said: "I will have to consider my options at the end of the season."

Source: Daily Mail

Ex-United Striker To Leave Spain For City?

Manchester City boss Mark Hughes is stepping up his bid to bring former United hero Diego Forlan back to the Premier League. Hughes and executive chairman Garry Cook watched Forlan fire Atletico Madrid into next season's Champions League - but he wants to tempt him to return to England in the summer instead. Forlan knows of City's interest, with his Argentinian agent approached again after a move in the last window fell through because of the valuation on his head.

Source: Daily Mirror

Milan Finally Set To Seal Adebayor Deal?

Silvio Berlusconi has lifted the lid on plans for AC Milan to sign Arsenal striker Emmanuel Adebayor. The club's owner, and Italian prime minister, told fans on a weekend walkabout in Sicily of replacing Chelsea-bound coach Carlo Ancelotti with Marco van Basten, as well as bringing in Adebayor. 'Marco for me is like a son,' said Berlusconi. 'He is a piece of Milan history.' Then when asked which new players would arrive at the Serie A giants he said: 'There is a good chance we will get Adebayor.'

Source: Daily Mail

Baggies Plan For Next Season With Ferguson

West Brom are considering an audacious summer move for Rangers midfielder Barry Ferguson. The Baggies have looked into the feasibility of signing the ex-Scotland captain for next season's Championship assault. And the Birmingham Mail understands that Ferguson even attended Sunday's game against Liverpool as a guest of the club following a brief tour of Albion's facilities.

Source: Birmingham Mail

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