Premier League big boys Arsenal, Liverpool,Man City, Manchester United, Chelsea and Tottenham were all strongly linked with Dutch striker Klaas Jan Huntelaar in the summer prior to him joining AC Milan. At the time the Serie A club seemed to have got a bargain at just €15 million. However, after a poor start to his Milan career which has followed on from his disappointing time in Madrid, the Italian giants are reportedly ready to cut their losses on the Dutchman with Arsene Wenger reportedly leading the chase to revive his career.

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Reports in Spain claim Everton have made a move to sign former Arsenal star Jose Antonio Reyes’s on a 6-month loan contract. This deal would fit perfectly with David Moyes recent comments about any transfer deals he is looking to make in January.

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The biggest clubs in Europe have been alerted to the news that Bayern Munich are ready to sell their prized asset and star man Franck Ribery. The 26-year-old is in his 3rd season with the German giants but after an injury hit campaign and almost constant speculation that he will depart, the club look set to sell. Manchester United, Chelsea and Manchester City are amongst a host of top clubs interested in the mercurial Frenchman but they face stiff competition from Spain.

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The Premier League’s big guns have all been reportedly monitoring the form of one of Europe’s brightest young starlets Romelu Lukaku. The 16-year-old striker has broken into Belgian giants Anderlecht’s first team despite his tender years.

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PORTSMOUTH v LIVERPOOL

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Tottenham and Arsenal have been alerted to news that one of the world’s best defensive midfielders has been made available in January by Real Madrid. That player is Real Madrid’s Mali international Mahamadou Diarra. The Gunners missed out on their first choice Felipe Melo last summer while Spurs bids for Moussa Sissoko, Sulley Muntari and Sandro seem doomed to failure. The problem for both these clubs is that their target will be away for most of that month with his country at the African Cup of nations.

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Arsenal may have won at Anfield at the weekend but for me, they are still there for the taking at Turf Moor. I was shocked at how poor the Gunners played in that first-half when realistically they could have been well out of the game. To be fair they were the better side in the second half but their win was more a result of Liverpool’s lack of belief and poor display than Arsenal’s brilliance. Next up they face a Burnley side that has a good home record but has only won one of their last four at Turf Moor.

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Anyone who won money betting on last weekend’s Premier League fixtures must be the best judge of football ever as the results were simply amazing. Few would have expected a Wolves side leaking goals for fun to have picked up a win against a free-scoring Tottenham side in their own backyard. However, that’s what happened and now Spurs need to pick themselves up as they face a real test against a Manchester City side that is almost the mirror image of themselves.

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