Crystal Palace have five days to pay their players or face a possible mass walk-out.

Neil Warnock and his players have not been paid for November as owner Simon Jordan fights "cash-flow" problems.

Under the terms of their contracts, Palace's players must be paid by 14 December - a fortnight after their money was due.

* Tottenham striker Roman Pavlyuchenko is being targeted by Spurs' north London rivals Arsenal, according to the Russian's agent Oleg Artemov.

* Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson hopes to bolster his side's injury-hit defence by signing Sol Campbell.

The former England defender is a free agent after settling his contract dispute with Notts County, who he left a month into a five-year deal in September.

Ferguson is also tracking Bolton's Gary Cahill.

* Sunderland boss Steve Bruce is ready to part with defender Anton Ferdinand in his bid to acquire Tottenham full-back Alan Hutton.

* Everton hope to secure a loan deal for Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder Landon Donovan in the new year.

* Manchester City are leading the chase for AC Milan full-back Ignazio Abate.

* Birmingham manager Alex McLeish wants to complete a deal to sign on-loan Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart on a permanent basis.

* Midfielder Lee Carsley will be an unexpected casualty of McLeish's rebuilding campaign at St Andrew's when the January transfer window opens.

* Fulham have sent a circular to Premier League and Championship clubs to make it be known that strikers Eddie Johnson and David Elm, forward Seol Ki-Hyeon and defenders Fredrik Stoor and Toni Kallio are available for transfer as the Cottagers try to slash their wage bill.

* Portsmouth directors are "working around the clock" to try to save the club from entering administration, a senior source has revealed.

* Midfielder Luca Modric could be on the bench for Tottenham's home game against Wolves on Saturday after recovering from a broken leg and playing 70 minutes of a training-ground friendly against non-League Grays.

*Former Wycombe and Portsmouth boss Tony Adams is being lined up for a return to management for Major League Soccer side New York Red Bulls.

* Former Aston Villa, Derby and QPR boss John Gregory has returned to management with Israel's top Arab club Maccabi Ahi Nazareth.

* Tottenham defender Ledley King suffered a setback on his return from a knee injury on Tuesday when he was forced out of a friendly designed to boost his match fitness.