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Man City host Manchester United live on Sky Sports on Sunday (kick-off 4pm) and TEAMtalk takes a look at all the statistics ahead of the clash.

C.Ronaldo the best paid footballer on the planet,

Cristiano Ronaldo's new Real Madrid contract makes him not only the best paid footballer on the planet, but also the best paid individual in the history of the sport.

Under the terms of the five-year deal announced by the Liga club yesterday, the Portugal international is to be paid a basic salary of €21 million net. Ronaldo will earn performance bonuses and substantial image right payments on top.

The figures, which precisely double the then-unprecedented wage Ronaldo agreed upon joining Madrid in 2009, equate to a weekly basic of €403,000, underlining the scale of the forward's sporting and commercial prowess.

Ronaldo's improved salary nets at €1m a year more than the after-tax sum Samuel Eto'o was paid at Anzhi Makhachkala before the Russian club's billionaire owner dispensed with the African's services last month.

Payable for five seasons, the total value of Ronaldo's contract also far exceeds that of Eto'o's former three-year contract. A number of elements contributed to Jorge Mendes' success in negotiating such a deal.

First, the player's agent had calculated that Ronaldo would be able to achieve a signing-on fee of between €50m and €70m had he elected to run down the final two seasons of his existing contract and leave the Santiago Bernabeu as a free agent.

Having assessed the 28-year-old's potential commercial value to the club, Manchester United were positioned alongside Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain and Monaco as potential future employers.

Second, Florentino Perez did not want to risk the political fallout of allowing an individual who has scored 203 goals in 203 Madrid appearances for Madrid to leave the club during a summer in which the Madrid president had seen Neymar join Barcelona despite budgeting €100m to recruit the young Brazilian.

And Perez knew the sheer financial value of Ronaldo to an organisation that has just announced record revenues of €520.9m for 2012-13.

With 21.3 million followers on Twitter and 60.4m Facebook fans, Madrid's most famous player, Ronaldo's social media reach exceeds that of his employer by more than 60 percent.

Madrid are said to have sold over a million Ronaldo replica shirts in his first year there alone.

Madrid have, however, attempted to underplay the value of their principal asset's new contract, leaking a reduced figure to the local press.

The tactic echoes their handling of Gareth Bale's global-record transfer from Tottenham, a €100m transaction that Madrid sought to have reported as €91m.

Victor Moses to be a success at the club Liverpool this season.

Liverpool legend, John Aldridge has tipped Nigerian winger, Victor Moses to be a success at the club this season.

Moses, who completed a loan switch from Barclays English Premier League club, Chelsea on transfer deadline day is joined at the Anfield club by Tiago Ilori and Mamadou Sakho.

Writing in his Liverpool Echo column, Aldridge who represented the Republic of Ireland at the 1994 Fifa World Cup in the United States predicted a happy time for the Nigerian at Merseyside.

"The manager (Brendan Rodgers) had been looking for another attacking threat from out wide and I think the loan signing of Victor Moses will prove to be very shrewd,” he wrote.

Aldridge then took the time to highlight the qualities of Moses which he said would prove invaluable in the Reds' charge for honours this term.

"Moses is quick and skilful. His scoring record at Chelsea last season - 10 goals in 43 appearances - was decent considering he didn't start that often.

"It's a similar scenario to when we signed Daniel Sturridge. Moses has come to Anfield with a point to prove after not getting game-time at Stamford Bridge,” he noted.

Moses was in attendance as Liverpool beat Manchester United 1-0 at Anfield to go top of the Barclays Premier League table.

"I'm sure sitting and watching Liverpool beat Manchester United at Anfield on Sunday will have put fire in his belly.

"The Nigeria international will be relishing the prospect of pulling on the shirt and playing in that kind of atmosphere," he concluded.

W/Cup 2014: England humilated Maldova

England rose to top of World Cup qualifying Group H but this victory came at a cost. Danny Welbeck collected two goals but also a yellow card which rules him out of England’s crucial game with Ukraine on Tuesday.

It could be James Milner starting on the left now, particularly with Daniel Sturridge not expected to recover from a thigh problem in time. Otherwise this was a fairly satisfactory night. Steven Gerrard scored and was good throughout. Rickie Lambert continued to enjoy his late-starting international career, making it two in two. Poland’s draw with Montenegro also was a positive for England. This had been the last of the straightforward games for England. They now head to Kiev with Hodgson knowing he has to make changes that could define his reign. England will definitely be without Welbeck, who was cautioned by the Slovak referee for kicking the ball away after the whistle had blown for offside.

Van Persie is ready to work with Moyes

Rumours surfaced suggesting Van Persie had not been impressed by Moyes' reign so far after replacing Sir Alex Ferguson at the helm of the Premier League champions. The Dutchman started this campaign well, netting both goals in United's Community Shield win over Wigan and another double in the comfortable opening-day triumph at Swansea - but he has not scored since. Indeed, he has barely had a chance of note in the draw with Chelsea and defeat at Liverpool on Sunday, where his only opportunity came near the end, which he slid into the side-netting. However the Dutchman, who is away on international duty with Holland, has moved to dispel the rumours and insists he is enjoying working under former Everton

manager Moyes. "It's great working with the new manager David Moyes," Van Persie is quoted as saying in De Telegraaf. "He has his own style and methods and I like these. "We are working very hard from the day we started our tour to Asia and Australia. This will result in good matches, that's for sure. There is a very good atmosphere at the club. "I'm happy with the style of Moyes. He does his own training sessions, he's close with the players and prepares us with his staff very well for the next opponent. That keeps us in shape. "Luckily, because the title of last year gave us hunger for more." Van Persie was United's big acquisition last year, but Moyes almost missed out on a star signing this time. In the end United managed to recruit Belgium international Marouane Fellaini from Everton in the final minutes before the transfer window closed, bolstering their midfield options, but they missed out on targets including Leighton Baines, Ander Herrera, Cesc Fabregas, Sami Khedira and Fabio Coentrao. So eager were United to land Fellaini that they ended up paying £27.5million - £4million more than if they had exercised an option in the player's contract which expired at the end of July.

2014W/Cup: Malawi are ready to shock Super Eagle

The Belgian has stated that it will take a miracle for the Flames to defeat the more established Super Eagles in Calabar but they are willing to take their chances Malawi technical adviser Tom Saintfiet has said his team will go into Saturday's 2014 World Cup qualifier against Nigeria as underdogs. The Belgian also declared that his team will expect a miracle to happen in order to beat the African champions.

Saintfiet spoke to the media at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport, Abuja as his team boarded their Arik Air flight to Calabar on Thursday afternoon. The flight was however delayed for almost two hours due to visibility problems. "I am very satisfied with my squad,” Saintfiet said. “The present team is full of young players who are ready to play in the tactical way we want them to play. Every team needs a bit of luck. The team is ready to play and I think we can recover from the flight in the next 48 hours. "The match against the Super Eagles is not do or die affair for us. We have prepared well for this match and have an equal chance of winning the game. I believe the pressure is on Nigeria. But we will try and surprise everybody by playing a great game against Nigeria on Saturday. "Nigeria are the champions of Africa. They are a very strong squad selected by coach Stephen Keshi. He selected a very strong team comprising of good players from Europe and local based players too. It is going to be very difficult for us. The Nigerian team has a lot of strength and quality in front of goal and are very good in the air and they can score from set pieces too. "Despite this, the Nigerian team also has some weaknesses and we are going to use that against them,” Saintfiet disclosed.

Sept. 7 World Cup qualifier against Malawi in Calabar

Lagos — Paul Hamilton, a former coach of the Super Falcons, on Wednesday warned Coach Stephen Keshi of the Super Eagles not allow distraction truncate his success so far in the senior national team.

Hamilton, commenting on the Sept. 7 World Cup qualifier against Malawi in Calabar, said on telephone that Keshi now needed more concentration than ever. "Keshi has been successful so far in his quest to qualify Nigeria for the World Cup and so should not allow for distraction at this crucial hour. "By now, Keshi should have overcome the issue raised by Malawi citing insecurity in Calabar and remain focused because the match will decide Nigeria's chances for the last round of the qualifier. "He should try and focus on winning this match, that's my opinion. He has a task at hand which is winning the match against Malawi in Calabar. "It's purely mind games to distract him from concentrating on the job at hand; things have been working well for him so why stop now because of this glitch. "The Malawians knew that Keshi has not lost at that venue before and so was trying every means to detract Keshi from concentrating," he said. On the acceptance of 23 players submitted by Keshi by the Technical and Development Committee of the Nigeria Football Association, Hamilton said it was a sign of more success for the coach. "I'm happy the list was accepted by the NFA, Keshi knows the team and players best so he is in the best position to pick those that can go together. "He has been building them for a while and they have a pattern and I think if he goes with that, the Eagles will do good," Hamilton said. He then called on Nigerians to give their utmost support to the Eagles on Sept. 7 to ensure final round qualification. Nigeria is topping Group F with nine points needed a draw in the match to qualify for the last round of the qualifier. The Flames of Malawi, however, needed to win the match to qualify for the final elimination round. The Flames are expected to arrive in Nigeria via Accra on Sept. 5.

Fellaini waived £4 million in loyalty bonuses to get Man Utd deal done

On a day when Manchester United pursued the signings of Fellaini, Leighton Baines, Ander Herrera and Fabio Coentrao, as well as making an early-morning inquiry into the availability of Mesut Özil prior to his move from Real Madrid to Arsenal, the champions headed into the final hour of the window with nothing to show for their summer-long efforts to strengthen the squad. Everton’s refusal to sell Baines and Real Madrid’s failure to sign off a season-long loan deal for Coentrao, because of the collapse of their move for Granada full-back Guilherme Siqueira, had denied Moyes a new left-back as cover for Patrice Evra. The United manager, who pulled out of a move for Athletic Bilbao midfielder Herrera late on Monday evening after refusing to meet the Spanish club’s £30.5 million valuation, looked to be on the verge of missing out on Fellaini following a similar stand-off with Everton over the Belgian’s price tag. With Everton demanding £27.5 million and Moyes unprepared to offer beyond the £23.5 million escape clause in Fellaini’s contract, which expired on July 31 but was due to be reactivated on Jan 1, the 25-year-old broke the deadlock by waiving £4 million in loyalty bonuses to get the deal done in the final hours of the transfer window. By submitting a transfer request shortly before 8pm, Fellaini ensured Everton would not be forced to pay the player £4 million in loyalty bonuses, enabling the two clubs to agree a deal worth £27.5 million to the selling club.

It also meant United would pay the £23.5 million figure regarded by Moyes as the limit of his valuation of a player he signed for Everton for £15 million from Standard Liège in 2008. The chaotic manner of United’s transfer dealings has prompted criticism of Moyes and chief executive Ed Woodward, with the two failing to land any of the club’s priority targets this summer. A renewed move for Herrera is expected when the transfer window reopens in January, but The Daily Telegraph understands that the bid for Fellaini would have failed had the player not chosen to sacrifice his loyalty bonuses. “I am thrilled to sign for Manchester United,” Fellaini said. “I have known the manager for many years now and I have a lot of respect for his way of working. When I was given the opportunity to work with him again, I jumped at the chance. "I had a fantastic time at Everton and I’d like to thank all the fans and staff there for everything they have done for me, but being a Manchester United player is something that every player dreams of and I believe that I can make a real contribution to the team’s efforts to win trophies in the future.” Moyes, who had been determined to sign two midfielders this summer, added: “I have worked with Marouane for five years and I’m delighted he has decided to join Manchester United. He is a player with great ability and strength and I think he will make a real difference to our squad.” Fellaini, handed the number 31 shirt by United, is expected to make his club debut against Crystal Palace at Old Trafford on Sept 14 following international duty with Belgium against Scotland this week. While Moyes had been keen to add Herrera to his squad alongside Fellaini, the Scot instructed Woodward to abandon attempts to sign the 24-year-old after failing to persuade Bilbao to lower their valuation. United, having offered £26 million for Herrera last Thursday, refused to meet the £30.5 million escape clause in the player’s contract, with Moyes taking the view that the midfielder did not justify a fee second only to the £30.75  million club-record signing Dimitar Berbatov. Senior figures at United have made it clear that Moyes remains a big admirer of Herrera, however, and that efforts are likely to be made again to take him to Old Trafford, potentially during the January transfer window. Despite claims in the Spanish media of ‘impostors’ arriving at the Spanish league offices on Monday afternoon purporting to be representing United in negotiations for Herrera, the club have stressed that the three men, understood to have been sports lawyers, had no involvement in the transfer failing to go through. United have insisted that the collapse of the deal was merely due to the two clubs being unable to agree on the player’s valuation and Moyes deciding, as with his move for Baines, that bids would not be made beyond his own view on a player’s value. United, meanwhile, have confirmed the £700,000 deadline-day signing of FC Zurich 17-year-old Saidy Janko.

Transfers Deadline Updates 2013/14 Football Season

Arsenal In: Mathieu Flamini (AC Milan, Free), Yaya Sanogo (Auxerre, Free), Emiliano Viviano (Palermo, Loan). Out: Gervinho (Roma, £8m), Vito Mannone (Sunderland, £2m), Martin Angha (FC Nuremburg, Undisclosed), Marouane Chamakh (Crystal Palace, Free), Andre Santos (Flamengo, Undisclosed), Andrei Arshavin (Zenit St Petersburg, Free), Denilson (Sao Paulo, Free), Craig Eastmond (Colchester, Free), Kyle Ebecilio (FC Twente, Free), Jernade Meade (Swansea City, Free), Sead Harjovic (Grasshopper, Free), Elton Monteiro (Club Brugge, Free), Philip Roberts (Falkirk, Free), Reice Charles-Cook (Bury, Free), Sébastien Squillaci (Bastia, Free), Sanchez Watt (Colchester, Free), Jordan Wynter (Bristol City, Free), Josh Vickers (Canvey Island, Loan). Chuks Aneke (Crewe, Loan), Joel Campbell (Olympiacos, Loan), Francis Coquelin (Frieburg, Loan), Johan Djourou (Hamburg, Loan), Ignasi Miquel (Leicester, Loan), Wellington (Real Murcia, Loan). Released: Samir Bihmoutinel, Daniel Boateng, Zach Fagan, Conor Henderson, Nigel Neita, Josh Rees, James Shea... Aston Villa In: Libor Kozak (Lazio, £5m), Jores Okore (Nordsjaelland, £4m), Leandro Bacuna (Groningen £3m), Aleksander Tonev (Lech Poznan, £2.5m), Antonio Luna (Seville, £2m), Nicklas Helenius (Aalborg, £1.2m rising to £2m), Liam Prynn (Torquay, £50,000), Jed Steer (Norwich, Free). Out: Barry Bannan (Crystal Palace, £1m), Courtney Cameron (Torquay, Free), Brett Holman (Al Nasr, Free), Eric Lichaj (Nottm Fst, Free), Jean Makoun (Rennes, Free), Derrick Williams (Bristol City, Free), Graham Burke (Shrewsbury, Loan), Richard Dunne (QPR, Free), Andrew Marshall (Millwall, Free), Darren Bent (Fulham, Loan), Samir Carruthers (MK Dons, Loan), Nathan Delfouneso (Blackpool, Loan), Enda Stevens (Notts County, Loan). Released: Calum Barrett, Joshua Barton, Daniel Devine. Retired: Stiliyan Petrov. Cardiff City In: Gary Medel (Sevilla, £9.5m), Steven Caulker (Tottenham, £8m), Andreas Cornelius (FC Copenhagen, £7.5m), Peter Odemwingie (WBA, £2.5m), Kevin Théophile-Catherine (Rennes, £2.1m), John Brayford (Derby County, £1.5m), Simon Moore (Brentford, £150,000), Maximiliano Amondarain (CA Progreso, Free). Out: Elliot Parish (Bristol City, Free), Ben Nugent (Brentford, Loan), Joe Ralls (Yeovil, Loan). Released: Jese Darko, Nat Jarvis, Stephen McPhail. Retired: Heidar Helguson.

Chelsea In: Willian (Anzhi Makhachkala, £30m), André Schürrle (Bayer Leverkusen, £18m), Marco van Ginkel (Vitesse Arnhem, £9m), Christian Atsu (Porto, £3.5m), Cristian Cuevas (O'Higgins, £3m), Isaiah Brown (WBA, £209,000), Mark Schwarzer (Fulham, Free), Stipe Perica (NK Zadar, Undisclosed), Samuel Eto'o (Anzhi Makhachkala, Free), Jack Powell (West Ham, Free). Out: Jeffrey Bruma (PSV Eindhoven, £2.5m), Amine Aflane (Energie Cottbus, Free), Adam Coombes (Notts County, Free), Ben Gordon (Ross County, Free), Rohan Ince (Brighton, Free), Jesse Starkey (Brighton, Free), Ross Turnbull (Doncaster, Free), Patrick Bamford (MK Dons, Loan), Thibaut Courtois (Atletico Madrid, Loan), Todd Kane (Blackburn, Loan), Marko Marin (Seville, Loan), Oriol Romeu (Valencia, Loan), George Saville (Brentford, Loan), Patrick van Aanholt (Vitesse Arnhem, Loan), Daniel Pappoe (Colchester, Loan), Milan Lalkovic (Walsall, Loan), Florent Malouda (Trabzonspor, Free), Sam Walker (Colchester, Loan), Cristian Cuevas (Vitess Arnhem, Loan), Wallace (Inter Milan, Loan), Matej Delac (FK Vejvodina, Loan), Thorgen Hazard (Zulte Waragem, Loan), Billy Clifford (Yeovil Town, Free), Gaël Kakuta (Vitesse, Loan), Stipe Perica (Breda, Loan), Jhon Pirez (Leganes, Loan), Lucas Piazon (Vitesse, Loan), Christian Atsu (Vitesse, Loan), Victor Moses (Liverpool, Loan), Sam Hutchinson (Vitesse, Loan). Released: James Ashton, Samuel Bangura, Yossi Benayoun, Aziz Deen-Conteh, Tom Howard, Archange Nkumu, Nortei Nortey. Retired: Paulo Ferreira. Crystal Palace In: Dwight Gayle (Peterborough, £6m), Adrian Mariappa (Reading, £3m), Jack Hunt (Huddersfield, £2m), Jimmy Kébé (Reading, £2m), Jose Campana (Sevilla, £1.75m), Barry Bannan (Aston Villa, £1m), Stephen Dobbie (Brighton, £850,000), Neil Alexander (Rangers, Free), Elliot Grandin (Blackpool, Free), Jake Nicholson (Tottenham, Free), Jerome Thomas (West Brom, Free), Kevin Phillips (Blackpool, Free), Marouane Chamakh (Arsenal, Free), Florian Marange (Bordeaux, Free), Jason Puncheon (Southampton, Loan). Out: Alex Marrow (Blackburn, Undisclosed), Jermaine Easter (Millwall, Free), Andre Moritz (Bolton, Free), Dale Banton (MK Dons, Loan), Ryan Innis (Cheltenham, Loan), Jack Holland (Bromley, Free), Stephen Dobbie (Huddersfield, Loan), Peter Ramage, Barnsley, Loan). Released: Aaron Akuruka, Kadell Daniel, Bayan Fenwick, Jack Holland. Everton In: Arouna Koné (Wigan, £6m), Joel Robles (Atletico Madrid, £2m), Antolín Alcaraz (Wigan, Free), Gerard Deulofeu (Barcelona, Loan). Out: Jake Bidwell (Brentford, Undisclosed), Jasper Johns (Sheffield United, Free), Conor McAleny (Brentford, Loan), Jan Mucha (Krylia Sovetov Samara, Free), Johan Hammer (Malmo, Free), Franciso Junior (Vitesse, Loan). Released: Thomas Hitzlsperger, Sam Kelly. Retired: Phil Neville. Fulham In: Maarten Stekelenburg (Roma, £4.76m), Sasha Riether (Cologne, £1.27m), Scott Parker (Tottenham Hotspur, £2m), Fernando Amorebieta (Athletic Bilbao, Free), Derek Boateng (Dnipro, Free), Ange-Freddy Plumain (Lens, Free), Darren Bent (Aston Villa, Loan), Adel Taarabt (QPR, Loan). Out: , Corey Gamiero (Sydney, Free), Mark Schwarzer (Chelsea, Free), Richard Peniket (Tamworth, Free), Alex Smith (Swindon, Free), Dan Burn (Birmingham, Loan), Ryan Williams (Oxford United, Loan), Marcus Bettinelli (Accrington Stanley, Loan), Cauley Woodrow (Southend, Loan), Marcelo Trotta (Brentford, Loan). Released: Chris Baird, Simon Davies, Mahamadou Diarra, Thomas Donegan, James Musa, Mladen Petric, Csaba Somogyi. Hull City In: Tom Huddlestone (Tottenham, £5m), Curtis Davies (Birmingham, £2.25m), Ahmed Elmohamady (Sunderland, £2m), Allan McGregor (Besiktas, £1.8m), Yannick Sagbo (Evian, £1.5m), George Boyd (Peterborough, Free), Maynor Figueroa (Wigan, Free), Steve Harper (Newcastle United, Free), Danny Graham (Sunderland, Loan), Jake Livermore (Tottenham, Loan). Out: Corry Evans (Blackburn, £750,000), Sonny Bradley (Portsmouth, Free), Mark Cullen (Luton, Free), Andy Dawson (Scunthorpe, Free), Danny East (Portsmouth, Free), Danny Emerton (Northampton, Free), Mark Oxley (Oldham, Loan), Jack Hobbs (Nottingham Forest, Loan), Jamie Devitt (Chesterfield, Free), Tom Cairney (Blackburn, Loan), Conor Townsend (Carlisle, Loan). Released: Paul McKenna, Seyi Olofinjana, Jay Simpson. Liverpool In: Mamadou Sakho (Paris St-Germain, £18m), Iago Aspas (Celta Vigo, £9m), Simon Mignolet (Sunderland, £9m), Luis Alberto (Seville, £6.8m), Tiago Ilori (Sporting Lisbon, £7m), Kolo Touré (Manchester City, Free), Aly Cissokho (Valencia, Loan), Victor Moses (Chelsea, loan). Out: Andy Carroll (West Ham, £15.5m), Stewart Downing (West Ham, £6m), Jonjo Shelvey (Swansea, £5m rising to £6m), Tyrell Belford (Swindon, Free), Peter Gulasci (Red Bull Salzburg, Free), Jamie Stephens (Newport, Free), Danny Wilson (Hearts, Free), Conor Coady (Sheffield United, Loan), Henoc Mukendi (Partick Thistle, Loan), Michael Ngoo (Yeovil, Loan), Pepe Reina (Napoli, Loan), Jack Robinson (Blackpool, Loan), Suso (Almeria, Loan), Jay Spearing (Bolton, £2m), Oussame Assaidi (Stoke, Loan). Retired: Jamie Carragher. Manchester City In: Fernandinho (Shakhtar Donetsk, £30m), Stevan Jovetic (Fiorentina, £22m), Jésus Navas (Seville, £17m rising to £22.9m), Alvaro Negredo (Seville, £16.4m rising to £20.6m), Martin Demichelis (Atletico Madrid, £3.5m). Out: Carlos Tévez (Juventus, £10m rising to £12m), Maicon (Roma, £3m), Denis Suarez (Barcelona, £1.3m), Jeremy Helan (Sheffield Wednesday, £350,000), Wayne Bridge (Reading, Free), Omar Elabdellaoui (Braunschwerg, Free), Vlad Marin (Juventus, Free), Ryan McGivern (Hibs, Free), Roque Santa Cruz (Malaga, Free), Kolo Touré (Liverpool, Free), Karim Rekik (PSV Eindhoven, Loan), Reece Wabara (Doncaster, Loan), Scott Sinclair (West Brom, Loan), Abdul Razak (Anzji Makhachkala, Loan), Albert Rusnak (Oldham Athletic, Loan), Harry Bunn (Sheffield United, Loan), Sani Pacheco (Alcorcon, Free). Released: Filippo Mancini. Manchester United In: Guillermo Varela (Penarol, £2.4m). Out: Mats Moller Daehli (Molde, Undisclosed), Scott Wootton (Leeds, Undisclosed), Sean McGinty (Sheffield United, Free), Reece James (Carlisle United, Loan), Frederic Veseli (Ipswich, Free), John Cofie (Barnsley, Free), Reece Brown (Watford, Free), Luke McCullough (Doncaster Rovers, Free), Angelo Henriquez (Real Zaragoza, Loan), James Reece (Carlisle, Loan), Ryan Tunnicliffe (Ipswich, Loan), Sam Johnstone (Yeovil Town, Loan), Marnick Vermijl (Nijmegen, Loan). Released: Michele Fornasier, Luke Giverin, Luke Hendrie, Gyliano Van Velzen. Retired: Paul Scholes. Newcastle United In: Olivier Kemen (Metz, £350,000), Loïc Rémy (QPR, Loan). Out: James Perch (Wigan, £750,000), Brad Inman (Crewe Alexandra, £100,000), JJ Hooper (Northampton Town, Free), Alex Kitchen (St Johnstone, Free), Danny Simpson (QPR, Free), Steve Harper (Hull City, Free), Mehdi Abeid (Panathinaikos, Loan), Shane Ferguson (Birmingham, Loan), Michael Richardson (Accrington Stanley, Loan), James Tavernier (Shrewsbury, Loan), Adam Campbell (Carlisle, Loan), Conor Newton (St Mirren, Loan), Jonathan Mitchell (Wokrington, Loan). Released: Lee Desmond, Yven Moyo, Alex Nicholson, Esteban Cardona Lopez. Norwich City In: Ricky van Wolfswinkel (Sporting Lisbon, £8.5m), Leroy Fer (FC Twente, £7m), Gary Hooper (Celtic, £5m), Martin Olsson (Blackburn, £2.5m), Nathan Redmond (Birmingham, £2.2m rising to £3.2m), Javier Garrido (Lazio, £1.275m), Carlo Nash (Stoke, Free), Johan Elmander (Galatasaray, Loan). Out: Grant Holt (Wigan, £2m), James Vaughan (Huddersfield, £1m), Leon Barnett (Wigan, £500,000), Tom Adeyemi (Birmingham, Free), Lee Camp (WBA, Free), Olumide Durojaiye (Falkirk, Free), George Francomb (AFC Wimbledon), Simeon Jackson (Eintracht Braunschweig, Free), Chris Martin (Derby, Free), Korey Smith (Oldham, Free), Jed Steer (Aston Villa, Free), Marc Tierney (Bolton, Free), Elliott Ward (Bournemouth, Free), Declan Rudd (Preston, Loan), Andrew Surman (Bournemouth, Loan). Released: Ramil Sheriff. Southampton In: Pablo Daniel Osvaldo (Roma, £15m), Victor Wanyama (Celtic, £12.5m), Dejan Lovren (Lyon, £8.5m). Out: Vegard Forren (Molde FK, Undisclosed), Dean Hammond (Leicester, Undisclosed), Sam Hoskins (Yeovil, Free), Richard Chaplow (Millwall, Free), Steve de Ridder (Utrecht, Free), Ryan Dickson (Colchester, Free), Ben Reeves (MK Dons, Free), Frazer Richardson (Middlesbrough, Free), Dan Seaborne (Yeovil, Free), Jason Puncheon (Crystal Palace, Loan), Danny Butterfield (Carlisle, Free), Danny Butterfield (Carlisle, Free), Tommy Forecast (Chelmsford City, Free), Emmanuel Mayuka (Sochaux, Loan). Released: Alberto Seidi. Stoke City In: Erik Pieters (PSV Eindhoven, £3m), Marko Arnautovic (Werder Bremen, £2m), Alex Grant (Portsmouth, Free), Marc Muniesa (Barcelona, Free), Juan Agudelo (New England Revolution, Free*), Oussame Assaidi (Liverpool, Free). Out: Florent Cuvelier (Sheffield United, Undisclosed), Matthew Lund (Rochdale, Free), Carlo Nash (Norwich, Free), Mamady Sidibé (CSKA Sofia, Free), Matthew Upson (Brighton, Free), Dean Whitehead (Middlesbrough, Free), Rory Delap (Burton Albion, Free). Released: Michael Clarkson, Matthew Gledhill, Jadan Hall, Andrew Musunga, George Rigg. Retired: Michael Owen. *Arrives on Jan 1. Sunderland In: Jozy Altidore (AZ Alkmaar, £6.5m), Emanuele Giaccherini (Juventus, £6.5m), Charis Mavrias (Panathinaikos, £3m), Vito Mannone (Arsenal, £1.5m), David Moberg Karlsson (IFK Gothenburg, £1.5m), El-Hadji Ba (Le Havre, £380,000), Duncan Watmore (Altrincham, Undisclosed), Cabral (Basel, Free), Modibo Diakité (Lazio, Free), Valentin Roberge (Maritimo, Free), Ondrej Celustka (Trabzonspor, Loan), Danny Graham (Hull City, Loan), Alfred N'Diaye (Eskisehirspor, Loan), Ki Sung-Yeung (Swansea City, Loan). Out: Simon Mignolet (Liverpool, £9m), Ahmed Elmohamady (Hull, £2m), James McClean (Wigan, £1m), Matt Kilgallon (Blackburn, Free), Adam Reed (Burton, Free), Ryan Noble (Burnley, Free), Ben Wilson (Accrington Stanley, Free), Danny Graham (Hull City, Loan), Jordan Pickford (Burton Albion, Loan), Billy Knott (Wycombe, Loan). Released: Titus Bramble, Anthony Callaghan, Wade Joyce. Swansea City In: Wilfried Bony (Vitesse Arnhem, £12m), Jonjo Shelvey (Liverpool, £5m rising to £6m), Jordi Amat (Espanyol, £2.5m), Alejandro Pozuelo (Real Betis, £425,000), Gregor Zabret (NK Domzale, Undisclosed), José Cañas (Real Betis, Free), Alex Gogic (Olympiakos, Free), Jernade Meade (Arsenal, Free), Jonathan de Guzman (Villareal, Loan), Alvaro Vazquez (Getafe, Loan). Out: Kemy Agustien (Brighton, Free), David Cornell (St Mirren, Free), Mark Gower (Charlton, Free), Kyle Bartley (Birmingham, Loan), Gwion Edwards (St Johnstone, Loan), Alan Tate (Yeovil Town, Loan), Ki Sung-Yeung (Sunderland, Loan). Tottenham Hotspur In: Erik Lamela (Roma, £30m), Roberto Soldado (Valencia, £26m), Paulinho (Corinthians, £17m), Christian Eriksen (Ajaz, £11.5m), Vlad Chiriches (Steaua Bucharest, £8.5m), Nacer Chadli (FC Twente, £7m), Étienne Capoue (Toulouse, £9m). Out: Gareth Bale (Real Madrid, £86m), Steven Caulker (Cardiff, £8m), Clint Dempsey (Seattle Sounders, £6m), Tom Huddlestone (Hull, £5m), Scott Parker (Fulham, £2m), Massimo Luongo (Swindon, £400,000), John Bostock (Royal Antwerp, Free), Jack Bartram, Nathan Byrne (both Swindon, Free), Grant Hall, Massimo Luongo, Alex Pritchard, Ryan Mason (all Swindon, Loan), Jack Munns (Birmingham), Tomislav Gomelt (Royal Antwerp, Loan), Bongani Khumalo (Doncaster, Loan), Jake Livermore (Hull, Loan), Adam Smith (Derby, Loan), Benoît Assou-Ekotto (QPR, Loan). Released: David Bentley, William Gallas. West Bromwich Albion In: Nicolas Anelka (Shanghai Shenhua, Free), Lee Camp (Norwich, Free), Diego Lugano (Paris St-Germain, Free), Goran Popov (Dynamo Kiev, Loan), Morgan Amalfitano (Marseille, Loan), Matej Vydra (Udinese, Loan), Scott Sinclair (Manchester City, Loan). Out: Peter Odemwingie (Cardiff, £2.5m), Isaiah Brown (Chelsea, £209,000), Marc-Antoine Fortuné (Wigan, Free), James Hurst (Valur, Free), Gonzalo Jara Reyes (Nottingham Forest, Free), Jerome Thomas (Crystal Palace, Free), Romaine Sawyers (Walsall, Free), Scott Allan (Birmingham, Loan) . West Ham United In: Andy Carroll (Liverpool, £15.5m), Stewart Downing (Liverpool, £6m), Danny Whitehead (Stockport, Undisclosed), Adrián (Real Betis, Free), Razvan Rat (Shakhtar Donetsk, Free). Out: Robert Hall (Bolton, Compensation), Cheye Alexander (Port Vale, Free), Jake Larkins (Leyton Orient, Free), Gary O’Neil (QPR, Free), Josh Siafa (Millwall, Free), Jami Rafati (Genoa, Free). Released: Carlton Cole, Nigel Seidu, Eoin Weaken.