Five clubs in for £25m Carlos Tevez

Manchester City and Liverpool are the two Premier League clubs out of five in total who have met the £25m valuation that Carlos Tevez's owners have put on the Argentinean international. One of the others is believed to be Real Madrid, although at the moment it is unclear whether Manchester United, the striker's current club, have met this valuation for him set by Kia Joorabchian. A move to either of their fiercest Premier League rivals would rub salt into the wound for Old Trafford fans who want to keep hold of Tevez...

Chelsea look like they may have missed out on their prime summer target as it looked like Franck Ribery will snub the west Londoners and plump instead for a move to the sunnier climes of Real Madrid. The Stamford Bridge club, who will be rudderless after tomorrow's FA Cup final against Everton, had hoped to secure the services of the French international, but Real's £40m bid seems to have won the player and his current club Bayern Munich over...

One of English football's most divisive characters, Sven-Goran Eriksson, is being tipped to be installed as manager at Portsmouth if the south coast club is taken over by Middle East property billionaire Dr Sulaiman al-Fahim. Eriksson, who is currently without a job after being sacked as Mexico's head coach, would command the respect of senior players such as David James and Sol Campbell who played under him during his stint as England boss...

Fernando Torres has shown his commitment to Rafa Benitez's project at Liverpool by signing up to a new deal that will keep him at Anfield until 2013. The Spanish striker had a frustrating season riven by injury last term, but will be targeting Premier League victory next time around. Benitez now has signed his two major talents, Torres and Steven Gerrard, up to deals that will lay the foundations for what he hope is a successful push for the Premier League... ·