Chelsea Complete £7m Signing of César Azpilicueta from Marseille: The Daily EPL

Expect a very busy day in the transfer market as Premier League clubs try to wrap up deals after a long week of negotiations. First up this morning is Cesar Azpilicueta who has signed for Chelsea from Marseille. The young right back will be fighting for the full back position with Branislav Ivanovic.

Meanwhile, here are all of the Premier League news headlines from today:

• Chelsea complete £7m signing of César Azpilicueta from Marseille — The Guardian
• Sunderland confirm signing of Steven Fletcher from Wolves — Sunderland FC
• West Ham have confirmed the signing of Matt Jarvis from Wolves for £10.75million — Sky Sports
  
• Roberto Di Matteo says that John Terry may miss Chelsea’s game due to neck injury — Chelsea FC
• Facing Stoke City is a complex tactical task for Arsenal, says Michael Cox — The Guardian
  
• Arsene Wenger confirms he could spend again before transfer window closes — The Telegraph
• Transcript of Paddy Kenny cruel phone rant mocking QPR goalkeeper Rob Green — The Daily Mail
• Olivier Giroud insists he is not a direct replacement for Robin van Persie — Sky Sports
  
• West ham boss Sam Allardyce still keen on pursuit of Liverpool FC’s Andy Carroll — Liverpool Echo
  
• Sunderland are in talks with Manchester City winger Adam Johnson — Sky Sports
  
• Newcastle supporters are the most emotionally loyal on betting — BBC Sport
  
• Cardiff City complete £300,000 signing of QPR star Tommy Smith — Wales Online
  
• Norwich forward James Vaughan is undergoing a medical at Huddersfield — Sky Sports
  
• Robert Mancini expresses his frustration at Sergio Aguero being called up by Argentina — BBC Sport
  
• Man United will make no more signings in this transfer window, insists Ferguson — The Telegraph
  
• Nigel de Jong stays, says Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini — Manchester Evening News
  
• FC Twente are set to sign Manchester City defender Dedryck Boyata on loan — Sky Sports
  
• Manchester United to hand Van Persie first start against Fulham — The Guardian