Malouda: Unsettled Chelsea midfielder Florent Malouda has hinted he could look to quit the club during the winter transfer market. Malouda’s bid to cement his place in the France team ahead of next summer’s Euro 2012 in Poland and Ukraine has been compounded by his lack of playing time under Andre Villas-Boas at Chelsea. “I can’t be satisfied with that, there’s a huge difference between the amount of time I’m playing and what my ambitions are,” Malouda said.

Agger: Defender Daniel Agger insists no radical changes are required in order to solve Liverpool’s goalscoring problems. A sixth home draw against bottom side Blackburn means the Reds have dropped 12 points from a possible 27 at Anfield. “It would be a problem if we were not creating chances but when we are creating then you can’t complain,” said Agger. “The only way to solve it is to create more because at some point it has to come.”

Milito: Diego Milito, 32, is being linked with a move to Racing Club in Argentina. Ole reported that Racing’s club chief Gaston Cogorno has promised that Milito will re-join the club. Milito spent the first five years of his career at Racing, in which time he scored 37 goals from 148 appearances.

Anzhi: Anzhi Makhazhkala have ended their long search for a manager by appointing Russian Yury Krasnozhan. The 48-year-old Krasnozhan has signed a five-year deal. No financial details of the contract were disclosed.

Kozak: Lecce are among a host of clubs pursuing striker Libor Kozak to bolster their attack in the second part of the season. Bologna, Cesena and Novara are also keen on the 22-year-old Czech who struggled this season for first-team football under Edy Reja.

League One: Sheff. Utd vs Notts County 2-1.