Jermaine Jenas - Newcastle United to Tottenham - £9m deal to be completed by the weekend

Clinton Morrison - Birmingham City to Crystal Palace - £2m deal to be completed today

Sylvain Distin - Man City to Liverpool - £6.5m

Rodolph Douala - Sporting Lisbon to Middlesbrough - £5.5m fee agreed

Dean Windass - Bradford City to Wigan - £450,000

Lee Young-Pyo - PSV to Tottenham - £2m

Andy Van der Meyde - Inter Milan to Everton - £2m

Richard Lee - Watford to Blackburn - Rovers set to up first offer of £150k

Robert Huth - Chelsea to Aston Villa - Enquiry made

Fatih Tekke - Trabzonspor - to Wigan - £6m bid turned down

Milan Baros - Liverpool to Lyon, Monaco - £6m - Player set to move this week

Moussa N'Diaye - Sedan to Wigan - £??

Jermaine Jenas - Newcastle to Tottenham - £8.5m bid rejected, Newcastle are now reported to be willing to let the player leave for between £10m-£12m

Maksim Shatskikh - Dynamo Kyiv - £3m move said to be close to being completed

Frederic Kanoute - Tottenham to Sevilla - £5m

Joorbachian is quoted as saying:

"I was offered Newcastle, West Ham and somebody said that Spurs could be bought at the right price, but being an Arsenal fan I could never buy Tottenham!" Joorbachian told the Sunday Express."

"We have had two or three conversations with West Ham and I plan to speak with them again," added Joorbachian. "They are £31 million in debt. Any package would have to be worth £70 million but would have to take into account that debt.

"I want to buy a Premiership club and West Ham seem the most likely because they are in London and the price would not be too prohibitive."

Souness said:

"From our point of view, we want to keep him,"

"He's a valuable member of the squad and we're looking to build things here."

"We did a month ago, I believe from Tottenham Hotspur, but as far as I know that's not been followed up."

"That decision will be taken by the chairman. If we were offered £15million for JJ I think that would get him thinking, but that's not the case so that's not an issue."

Svetoslav Todorov - Portsmouth to Cardiff City - Loan

Henri Camara - Wolves to Wigan - £3m - Deal back on

Dickson Etuhu - Preston to Everton - £750,000

Michael Brown - Tottenham to Middlesbrough, Wigan, Manchester City - £3.5m - Spurs ready to sell to raise money to make £10m bid for Jenas

Andy Gray - Sheff Utd to Sunderland - £500,000

Pardew said:

"We were frustrated at not being able to sign Adebayor because he wanted to come here, but Monaco had a change of heart."

"I am a great believer in fate and when one door closes, another one opens. We have got other targets and are in the process of bringing in another striker. "

"We have set our sights high because we already have quality at the club in the shape of Marlon Harewood, Teddy Sheringham and Bobby Zamora. "

"There's no point in me signing another striker if they are not on a level or better than the ones I have already got. "

"Any player that is in the mould of Fredi Kanoute, we would be interested in signing."

Middlesbrough, Tottenham, Arsenal and Manchester United are said to of been alerted by the revelation, though a move to local rivals 'Boro seems unlikely.

Souness said:

"I've spoken to his agent and he tells me JJ is quite happy with things at the club.

"But he says JJ feels that it is like living in a goldfish bowl - and that's the biggest problem."

"JJ has not had a problem with me or any of the staff, as far as I am aware."

"Nobody on the playing side or from the chairman down wants JJ to leave."

"Last year, JJ played more games than anyone apart from Shay Given - and I made him captain when Alan Shearer was out, so that shows what I think of him."

Jermaine Jenas - Newcastle to Arsenal, Tottenham - £12m - Player reportedly sent home from training yesterday after altercation with manager Souness over move. 

Phil Neville - Man Utd to Everton - £3.5m move agreed

Steed Malbranque - Fulham to Man City - £4m bid rejected

Mark Fish - Charlton to Ipswich - Trial

Stephen Bywater - West Ham to Coventry - Loan

Bostjan Cesar - Dinamo Zagreb to Rangers

The 32 year old Dutch International has put pen to paper on a 1 year deal at White Hart Lane.

Manager Martin Jol said:

"I know everybody is very excited, he is a big player and the one we wanted," explained Jol to the club's official website.

"Edgar Davids is probably one of the most successful players of the last decade, he has played for five of the biggest clubs in Europe and he wants to play for Spurs.

Rio Ferdinand - Manchester United to Barcelona - £25m - Reports in spain claim the La Liga Champions have the funds to buy the player.

Jack Hobbs - Lincoln City to Liverpool - £750,000 - Deal agreed

Andy van der Meyde - Inter Milan to Tottenham, Everton - Fee reported to be agreed with Spurs

Fredi Kanoute - Tottenham to West Ham - £4m-£6m - Enquiry made

Salomon Olembe - Marsaille to Rangers

Shaka Hislop - Un-Attached to West Ham - Set to sign 1 year deal

Mark Fish - Un-Attached to Brighton - Trial

Dirk Kuyt - Feyenoord to Tottenham - £10m

Phil Jagielka - Sheffield United to Wigan - £3.5m bid to be made

Erik Bakke - Leeds to Everton

Spurs announced yesterday that they had agreed a deal with Inter for the player, though the player does still have other options.

Tottenham coach Martin Jol said:

"It's terrific that he is joining us. This is the player we have spoken about who will lift the team's performance. We have a young squad with an average age of 23 and I believe Edgar will come in and lead by example."

However, Davids' lawyer Rob Geerling said:

"Edgar has offers from several British clubs, who are talking to Inter," said Geerling.

"Edgar is waiting to see what is happening with those clubs."

"[Martin] Jol knows the player and he knows his qualities, and it is vice versa for Edgar," Geerling told The Guardian. 

Luis Figo - Real Madrid to Liverpool - Real are now said to be ready to offer the player to Liverpool

Luis Boa Morte - Fulham to Tottenham, Newcastle - Spurs are said to of bid £4m for the player

Andrew Johnson - Crystal Palace to Tottenham -£9m bid lined up

Peter Lovenkrands - Rangers to Middlesbrough - Boro have opened talks with the player

Darius Vassell - Aston Villa to Man City - £2.5m deal to be completed today

Phil Neville - Man Utd to Middlesbrough, Newcastle - £3m - Fergie ready to listen to offers for the player

Jack Hobbs -  Lincoln City to Liverpool, Arsenal - Liverpool lead the race for the 16 year old, after making a £500,000 bid

Dean Marney - Tottenham to Norwich City

Szilard Nemeth - Middlesbrough to Wigan - £1.5m

Nicolas Anelka - Fenerbahce to Newcastle United - £6m bid made, but the Turkish club are said to want nearer £10m

Juanfran - Besiktas to Bolton - Loan

Alberto Luque - Deportivo la Coruna

Premiership clubs Tottenham and Eveton have both made enquiries for Guti, but reports coming from Spain suggest that Arsenal will be his next destination.

Real Madrid general manager Arrigo Sacchi said:

"If one [team] comes forward then we will talk."

He added: "Guti is a great player and he has made it clear he wants to play. But where? I could put him on the wing but he feels happier just behind the forwards or up front.

"In those positions we already have Zinedine Zidane and Raul, two great champions, and further forward we have Ronaldo and Michael Owen and we may have Robinho too.

"So in order to play, Guti has to play out of position and that's why we understand his request."

Jon Welsh - Liverpool to Sunderland - £1m

Danny Higginbotham - Southampton to Sunderland - £1m

Andy Johnson - Crystal Palace to Sevillia- £7m - Spanish club want Johnson to replace Julio Baptista should he leave for the Premiership.

Darius Vassell - Aston Villa to Man City - £4m

Guti - Real Madrid to Everton, Tottenham - £?? - Marca say Everton are favourates to sign the player.

Geremi - Chelsea to Middlesbrough

Milan Baros - Liverpool to Newcastle, Aston Villa, West Ham - £5.5m

Jermaine Jenas - Newcastle to Arsenal - £20m - Newcastle chairman Freddie Shepherd is reported to want to sell the player for £20m, while manager Greame Souness wnats to keep him.

Peter Crouch - Southampton to Man City - £7m  - City could make a move when Wright-Phillips completes his move to Chelsea.

Owen Hargreaves - Bayern Munich to Arsenal, Tottenham

Andy Cole - Fulham to Man City - £750k

Stephen Appiah - Juventus to Tottenham - £5m

Dean Ashton - Norwich to West Ham - £4m

Keith Gillespie - Un-Attached to Hull City

Jermaine Jenas - Newcastle to Arsenal - £15+ - Newcastle are believed to want Sol Campbell in the deal, though wages could be a stumbling block.

Luis Boa Morte - Fulham to Newcastle - £4m deal agreed

John Hartson - Celtic to Blackburn, Bolton  - £??

Mark Viduka - Middlesbrough to Newcastle - £3m

Walter Pandiani - Deportivo to Birmingham - £2.7m - Fee agreed

Sylvain Distin - Man City to Newcastle - £6m

Jonathan De Guzman - Deportivo to Tottenham - Loan deal

Steve Lomas - West Ham to Crystal Palace, Preston - £Free

Jared Borgetti -  Pachuca to Bolton - £900k

Mahamadou Diarra - Lyon to Arsenal - £10m - Lined up to replace Juventus bound Viera

Steve Lovell - Dundee to Aberdeen - Fee agreed between clubs

The Tottenham striker is also being chased by Manchester City boss Stuart Pearce, but that can only happen if Sean Wright-Phillips leaves the club, and the funds are released to him.

West Ham manager Alan Pardew said -

"The flair bracket in my team needs to improve - and that's an area I am looking at."

Michael Ballack - Bayern Munich to Man Utd - £10m

Robert Pires - Arsenal to Galatasaray - £2.5m

David Pizarro - Udinese to Inter Milan - Move reported to of been agreed

Ryan Taylor - Tramere to Wigan - £1m - Wigan set to beat Everton to the signing

Grzegorz Rasiak - Derby to Sunderland - £1.5m

Traianos Dellas - Un-Attached to Fulham, Portsmouth - £Bosman

Louis Saha - Man Utd to Tottenham - Loan - Player has rejected to re-join Fulham on loan

Guti - Real Madrid to Tottenham, Everton - £5m - Everton have now joined the race to sign the midfielder

"Chelsea and Arsenal were always at the front of the queue signing the big players. I didn't like that.

"I always wanted to be the one signing the big players and I know that joining Chelsea will now give me that chance.

"In recent years Spurs have spent the same money as Arsenal on players but just look at the difference. Players see that - and players know that.

"And so the top players will always want to sign for Arsenal or for Chelsea instead."

Emre Belozoglu - Inter Milan to Newcastle - £6m - Move to be complted on Monday

Julio Baptista - Sevillia to Arsenal, Tottenham - Spurs reported to of upped Arsenal bid by £1m to £12.5m

Mickael Essien  - Lyon to Chelsea - £16m+ - Move to go ahead next week

Ronaldinho - Barcelona to Chelsea - £83m - Reported bid lined up

Carlton Cole - Chelsea to Portsmouth  -  Portsmouth chairman, Milan Mandaric: "Carlton would select us after Chelsea but he wants to give himself a chance at Chelsea first." 

Sylvain Distin - Man City to Aston Villa - £7m - Villa to up bid from £5.5m to £7m

Anthony Gardner - Tottenham to Charlton - £1.6m - Player has reportedly failed a medical

Darius Vassell - Aston Villa to Tottenham - Enquiry made

Sean Wright-Phillips - Man City to Chelsea - £15m - Bid rejected

Emre - Inter to Newcastle - £4.5m - Move to be completed this week

Craig Bellamy - Newcastle to Blackburn - £6.5m - Odds on the move crashed fron 20/1 to 9/4

Steven Gerrard - Liverpool to Chelsea - £35m

Emiliano Moretti - Parma to Everton

Lee Trundle - Swansea to Hull City, Southampton, Leciester City - £1.5m

Francesco Coco - Inter Milan to Man Utd, Arsenal - £Free

Kleberson - Man Utd to Benfica - £2.5m

Ricardo - Sporting Lisbon to Arsenal - £6m

Julio Baptista - Sevilla to Arsenal - £6m opening bid rejected, Wenger to offer new £7.5m bid

Marlon Harewood - West Ham to Tottenham - Swap deal involving Robbie Keane

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Spurs will offer the player a 2 year deal at White Hart Lane

Vieri, who speaks good English after spending the early part of his life in Australia, admitted that London would be a good destination for him, without naming a club.

"I love Milan and it will be hard to move," he said. "But I also like London very much."

Robbie Keane - Tottenham to Newcastle - £6.5m

The 31 year old has this week been linked with moves to former club Juventus and Premiership sides Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur.

"Inter and Christian Vieri have mutually decided to rescind the contract that was due to expire on June 30, 2006 early," read a club statement.

"Negotiations between the player and the club progressed smoothly, and the documents related to the issue were registered at the Lega Calcio (Football League) offices this morning (Friday).

"FC Internazionale thank Christian Vieri for having contributed for six seasons to the history of the club.

"Christian Vieri thanks Inter and its fans for the professional respect and affection which characterised the relationship."

Luis Saha - Manchester United to Everton - 1 year loan deal

Javier Portillo - Real Madrid to West Ham, Getafe, Real Zaragoza and Racing Santander - 1 year loan deal

Jack Hobbs - Lincoln to Liverpool - Trial

Anthony Gardner - Tottenham to Charlton - £1.6m deal close

Mike Pollitt - Rotherham to Wigan - Move said to be completed

Matteo Ferrari - Roma to Everton

Steven Taylor - Newcastle to Lyon, Liverpool - Newcastle set to open contract talks to fend off interest

Ian Walker - Un-Attached to Bolton - Contract offer made

Christian Vieri - Inter Milan to Juventus, Tottenham

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But, Boro boss Steve McClaren will swiftly reject the bid out of hand, as the club have no intention of selling the England Internationl, who recently signed a new 5 year contract at the club

Sidney Govou - Lyon to Liverpool, Newcastle - Striker could be available for around £8m

Damien Francis - Norwich to Portsmouth - £1.5m

Yossi Benayoun - Racing Santander to Newcasltle, Tottenham, Bolton - £2m

Ian Walker - Un-Attached to Portsmouth - £Bosman

Carlton Cole - Chelsea to Portsmouth - £2m

Luis Boa Morte - Fulham to Newcastle - £3.5m

Olivier Bernard - Un-Attached to Newcastle - Manager Greame Souness could be tempted to bring the defender back to St James Park

Nicky Butt - Newcastle to West Ham - £1.5m

Luis Figo - Real Madrid to West Ham - £Free - The hammers could be set to offer the player a £60k a week deal

Robert Green - Norwich City to Portsmouth - £3m

Ian Harte - Levante to Blackburn - £Free - Move denied contrary to reports in Irish Media

Dirk Kuijt -  Feyenoord to Liverpool - £8m - Talks set to take place

Dean Ashton - Norwich City to Blackburn - £3.5m plus Paul Gallagher & Michael Gray

Mark Viduka - Middlesbrough to Newcastle - Swap involving Craig Bellamy or Kieron Dyer

Shay Given - Newcastle to Arsenal - £6m

Damien Duff - Chelsea to Newcastle - £10m-£15m

Sean Wright-Phillips - Manchester City to Chelsea - £15m-£22m

Kevin Phillips - Southampton to Aston Villa - £1m

Alan Stubbs - Everton to Aston Villa - £Bosman

John Carew - Besiktas to Blackburn - £4.5m

Tottenham are reportedly ready to make a move, amid suggestions that the midfielder has expressed concerns over his prospects of securing regular football, following the signing of Scott Parker and soon arrival of Emre.

The 22-year-old has earned international recognition following his move to Newcastle and Shepherd believes it would be madness to allow a rising star to slip through the net.

"We're not in the business of selling our best players and JJ definitely falls into that category," said Shepherd.

"Graeme Souness made him captain when Alan Shearer was injured last season and I would imagine he's a leading candidate to take the armband on a permanent basis once Alan retires. That's how highly he's rated here.

"There's been no contact at all from Spurs but even if there was, they would be wasting their time."

The terms are confidential and will not be disclosed.

Ends

Source: www.spurs.co.uk

Arnesen was pictured off the coast of Sardinia with billionaire Blues owner Abramovich, Spurs have forced talks to a head by threatening to lodge an official complaint with the Premier League should an agreement not be forthcoming.

"Having seen the photo, we have contacted Chelsea and set a deadline for the matter to be resolved," read a club statement.

"If we do not receive a satisfactory agreement by noon on Friday, we shall be making a formal complaint to the FAPL and looking to exercise other potential options."