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Shay Given - Newcastle United to Arsenal

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Sergio Aguero - Atletico Madrid to Machester United, Chelsea - £45m

Tom Huddlestone - Tottenham Hotspur to Newcastle United - £5.5m

Ronaldinho - Barcelona to Manchester City - £15m

Shola Ameobi - Newcastle United to Norwich City - Loan

Eidur Gudjohnsen - Barcelona to Newcastle United

Deco - Barcelona to Inter Milan - £15m

Emmanuel Adebayor - Arsenal to AC Milan - £31m

Paul Ince - MK Dons to Blackburn Rovers, Leicester City (Manager)

David Bentley - Blackburn Rovers to Manchester City - £15m

Micheal Dawson - Tottenham Hotspur to Newcastle United - £4m

Dean Ashton - West Ham United - New 5 year contract signed

Marcel Seip - Plymouth Argyle to Glasgow Celtic

Andrea Dossena - Udinese to Liverpool - £7m deal agreed

Jo - CSKA Moscow to Manchester City

Ronaldinho - Barcelona to Manchester City

Michael Kightly - Wolves to Blackburn Rovers, Everton, West Ham - £4m

Scott Mcdonald - Celtic to Everton - £6m

Nicky Carle - Bristol City to Fulham

James Milner - Newcastle United to Aston Villa, Everton

Marlon Harewood - Aston VIlla to Stoke City

Fabricio Coloccini - Deportivo La Coruna to Real Madrid - £10m

Peter Crouch - Liverpool to Portsmouth, Newcastle United - £8m

Anton Ferdinand - West Ham to Tottenham Hotspur - £6m

Richard Dunne - Manchester City to Portsmouth - £5m

Gennaro Iezzo - Napoli to Roma

Jozy Altidore - New York Red Bulls to Villarreal

Dominic Matteo - Unattached to Blackpool

Karim Benzema - Lyon to Man Utd - £30m

Piotr Trochowski - Hamburg to Arsenal

Diego Milito - Real Zaragoza to Tottenham Hotspur

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football-latest.com understands Tottenham Hotspur are closing in on a deal for Manchester City and England goalkeeper Joe Hart.

The player is set to feature in tonights England international away to Trinidad & Tobago, then fly back to England to complete a medical.

Spurs boss Juande Ramos sees Hart, who was called up to Fabio Capello's England squad this week, as the best-value prospect in the country and wants him to form the foundation to Tottenham's attempt to break into the top four next season.

The fee is expected to be around £10m, though it is not yet known if current Spurs keeper Paul Robinson could move the other way.

Hart, 21, has made only 27 first-team appearances for City in the Premier League, since he joined from Shrewsbury in May 2006 for £600,000 but he is regarded as a future England number 1.

Shaun Maloney - Aston Villa to Sunderland - £4m

Henk Ten Cate - Unattached to Manchester City (Manager)

Steve Clarke - Chelsea to Leicester City (Manager)

Oscar Cardozo - Benfica to Tottenham Hotspur

Vagner Love - CSKA Moscow to Everton

Emre - Newcastle United to Fenerbahce - Deal agreed

Mauro Cantoro - Wisla Krakow to Sunderland

Jean Calve - Le Mans to Rangers

Anton Ferdinand - West Ham to Aston Villa - £5m

Khaleem Hyland - San Juan Jabloteh to Celtic, Portsmouth - £500,000

David Healy - Fulham to Stoke City, Hull City

Marcelo Carrusca - Galatasaray to Burnley - After failing to agree a deal in January, another loan deal could be in the offing.

Damien Plessis - Liverpool to Stoke City - Loan

Hugo Lloris - Nice to Lyon - Deal agreed

Xabi Alonso - Liverpool to Juventus

George Boateng - Middlesbrough to Celtic, Rangers

EXCLUSIVE by Richard Sharp

football-latest.com understands Sunderland are set to clinch the £8m signing of Manchester City midfielder Stephen Ireland.

The Republic of Ireland international was linked with a move to the Stadium of Light in January, but were rebuffed as City tried to clinch a place in Europe.

The midfilder is set to join International team-mates Paul McShane, Daryl Murphy, Liam Miller and Andy Reid at Roy Keanes side.

Fellow City star Richard Dunne is also set to leave Eastlands for Tottenham Hotspur in a £5m move to White Hart Lane.

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Kris Commons - Un-attached to Derby County - deal agreed

Billy Davies - Un-attached to Leicester City

Filip Sebo - Rangers to Valenciennes

Adam Bartlett - Blyth Spartans to Kidderminster Harriers

David Bentley - Blackburn Rovers to Liverpool - £9m + Jermaine Pennant

Michael Lumb - AGF Aarhus to Aston Villa

Mario Gomez - Stuttgart to Arsenal

Andy Johnson - Everton to West Ham - £8m bid lined up

Miralem Pjanic - Metz to Lyon

Freddy Eastwood - Wolves to Coventry City, QPR - £1.5m

Darel Russell - Norwich City to Burnley, Charlton Athletic, Crystal Palace

An agent acting on behalf of Manchester City boss Sven-Goran Eriksson, says he will accept an offer from the Mexican FA to coach the national side.

Agent Juan Carlos Padilla believes Manchester City boss Sven-Goran Eriksson will accept an offer from the Mexican FA to coach the national side.

Padilla claims that the Swede has already agreed terms on a two-year deal to lead Mexico to the 2010 World Cup.

"We already know what the Mexican FA are looking for - we'll accept their terms if they call us again," Padilla told Mexican newspaper La Jornada from Manchester.

"If the Mexican FA decide to take him, he will be their coach and the Mexican national team will be his number one choice.

"It's a contract up to and including the next World Cup, after that we'll see what happens. But for the moment it's a two-year contract."

Eriksson is still under contract at Eastlands but is expected to leave City sooner rather than later following a deterioration in his relationship with the club's owner Thaksin Shinawatra.