Peter Turner

Today, the 6th of February, marks the end of a crazy footballing week. We’ve seen players exchanged for

News has broke that Turkish side Galatasary are preparing to make a bid for Chelsea striker, Didier Drogba.

So the cold, dark winter months are finally behind us, and the January sales are well and truly over. Now we can all start looking forward to the days getting longer, the temperature getting warmer and the long, hot Summer transfer window. Here are 5 serious (and one not so serious) transfer attempts to look out for this August.

With the Oscars scheduled for the end of the month, here at Transfer Tavern, we thought it might

Sir Alex Ferguson is apparently interested in Bayern Leverkusen’s highly rated goalkeeper, Rene Adler, as a replacement for Edwin Van Der Sar.

Paul Konchesky  has left Liverpool to join Championship side Nottingham Forest on loan. The move must surely come

Later today Newcastle United go to Craven Cottage to take on Fulham. It’s their first game since Andy Carroll’s controversial transfer to Liverpool for £35 million on Monday. Naturally, the pre-match build up will be questions about how Newcastle will cope without their talismanic No 9.

Premiership clubs Birmingham, Everton and West Ham are all chasing Fenerbache striker Mamadou Niang, in a bid to bolster their squads for next season. Niang was a target of Liverpool and Arsenal during the January transfer window, and the Senegal international admitted that “it would be a great opportunity” to play for a club in the Premiership.

Liverpool fans woke this morning and had to accept a brutal truth. Fernando Torres, arguably the club’s best player after Steven Gerrard, is no longer a Liverpool player. Instead, he will be plying his trade for their league rivals Chelsea.

The Reds and Blues have a little bit of history, that stems all the way back to the Jose Mourinho days and a certain debate over balls crossing lines.

Oh Carol!! I am but a fool, darling I love you though you treat me cruel! So sang Neil Sedaka.

It’s safe to say that he wasn’t talking about Newcastle’s Andy Carroll, who is currently on his way to completing a move to Kenny Dalglish’s Liverpool following a reported £35 million bid. Initially, Newcastle rejected the bid, after a more substantial figure was offered, and the player himself had placed a transfer request with the club, Newcastle finally relented and let the transfer go ahead.

So here we are on Transfer Deadline Day  and amongst all the stories ranging from the unexpected (Liverpool

Speculation is rife that Barcelona attacking full-back, Dani Alves, is on the verge of a big money move