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OK, this weekends will be the last BPL matches for 13/14 season. It might be a bit early but rumours had been going around and so let me start early ..... ESPN news: Liverpool eye Lallana, Cole's new home, and MLS, too Checking in with another installment of ESPN FC's Transfer Talk, your one-stop shop for all the latest transfer rumours and gossip from other news outlets. Liverpool like Lallana a lot The fight for Adam Lallana escalated Thursday with Sky Sports reporting that Liverpool hope to sign the Southampton midfielder before the World Cup begins. Lallana, who turns 26 this week, had primarily been linked to Manchester United, and said Tuesday he'd like to stay at Southampton, where he's been since age 12. But Liverpool may now swoop in with what The Sun calls a 20-million-pound offer. The transfer window does not officially open until July 1, but Liverpool may be looking for a deal beforehand if they like Lallana to have a breakout World Cup for England. Where will Ashley Cole land? Ashley Cole may know his days at Chelsea are running out, but that doesn't mean he's not wanted elsewhere. Manchester City have now joined the race for the 33-year-old defender, writes The Mirror, along with Liverpool, Man United and Real Madrid. City, who are rich enough to buy just about anyone, are desperate for Englishmen to meet UEFA regulations. Meanwhile, The Express says Cole already has a two-year offer from Monaco in Ligue 1. If Cole is looking for a big final payday, he could do worse than playing in a principality without income tax. Odds and ends PSG have told Chelsea and Manchester United that Edinson Cavani is not for sale. Fabio Borini said he wouldn't mind staying put at Sunderland, either. Arsenal will grin and bear it if Bacary Sagna decides he must leave the Gunners. About those Sergio Aguero-to-Barcelona rumours that Leo Messi rubbished Thursday? The Express says it will cost clubs 57 million pounds to drag Aguero away from the Etihad. Who doesn't want Fulham's teen tandem of Patrick Roberts and Moussa Dembele? Apparently all of England's biggest clubs are asking, but the Cottagers will start them if they stay on, reports The Daily Mail. Yesterday, we told you of Leicester's dilemma with players jumping ship. Now The Express says St Etienne winger Max Gradel may be the solution. link: http://www.espnfc.com/blog/_/name/onthemove/id/17653?cc=4716 Never too late to book players now ....