Football Transfer Rumours - Jun-20-2011

Leeds are hoping to bring old boys Alan Smith, Lee Bowyer and Jonathan Woodgate back to Elland Road on free transfers

Bolton manager Owen Coyle is planning a £400,000 bid to his former club Burnley for full-back Tyrone Mears.

Stoke are still chasing Blackpool's DJ Campbell but face competition from Fulham and Sunderland for the £1.25m rated striker.

Fulham are making a move for Espanyol and Cameroon goalkeeper Carlos Kameni - in case Mark Schwarzer is tempted away from Craven Cottage

Barcelona have beaten Manchester United and Manchester City to win the race to sign Chilean winger Alexis Sanchez.

City are trying to sign Everton's defensive midfielder Jack Rodwell but face competition from Tottenham

Blackburn defender Chris Samba wants to sign for Arsenal.

Leicester will bid £1.25m for Leeds goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel

Newcastle have entered a bidding war with Tottenham and Lille over Turkish international Mevlut Erding.

West Brom target Derek Boateng has turned down a move to Ukrainian side Dnipro but the Baggies are still some way short of meeting Getafe's £7m asking price for the Ghana international.

Wolves are keen to move for Liverpool defender Paul Konchesky. The 30-year old would cost about £3.5m but is also attracting interest from Portsmouth.

Lassana Diarra has been told he can leave Real Madrid and is in talks with Manchester United.

Manchester United are expected to tie up a £17m deal for Aston Villa and England midfielder Ashley Young this week

Norwich have made a £1.75m bid for Huddersfield winger Anthony Pilkington.

Scotland's Stephen Crainey has rejected a new contract at Blackpool and is instead looking to join Wigan.

McLeish is keen to battle it out with Manchester United and Liverpool for Blackpool's £12m-rated midfielder Charlie Adam.

New Aston Villa manager Alex McLeish wants to sign goalkeeper Ben Foster and defender Scott Dann from his old club Birmingham.

Barcelona are considering selling striker David Villa to Chelsea in order to fund the purchase of Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas.