Tottenham winger David Bentley could be the next Premier League player on his way to MLS.

According to reports, Bentley is seeking a loan move to MLS. The 27-year-old midfielder spent the last half of last season on loan with Birmingham City and the first portion of this season on loan at West Ham before suffering a knee injury in mid-October.

The Daily Express this morning leads with the headline that Jermaine Jenas can leave White Hart Lane this summer but it goes on to name a host of players that the newspaper believes are surplus to requirements.

JJ was loaned out to Aston Villa at the beginning of 2011-12 but after optimism over a possible permanent deal to the Midlands club, injury wrecked the player's move and he returned to the Lane shortly afterwards.

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Simon Dawkins found himself as a surprise inclusion in Spurs 25 man squad list but any hopes of an appearance in the Tottenham first team this season have been ended with news of another loan spell in the MLS.

Simon has returned to San Jose Earthquakes, the side he played for last season and while Spurs fans are unclear as to what the 24 year old could offer his parent club, Earthquakes head coach Frank Yallop is delighted to welcome him back.

Yep, it's another zany Mario Balotelli story. This time everyone's favourite eccentric Italian striker has called into a school to empty his bladder. The Manchester City man made an impromptu visit to Xaverian College in Manchester at around 1.30pm this afternoon. He parked his white Bentley on the 1,800-pupil school's car park before walking inside [.

Love him or hate him, Balotelli is not about to change anytime soon. However coming to think about it, why should he. The Italian striker has no doubt made the English game more entertaining and exciting since joining in the summer of 2010

In fact, his once irritating attitude is actually starting to get people looking forward to his antics every week.

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One of Arsene Wenger's surprise last-minute summer purchases, striker Park Chu-Young was expected to return to South Korea in the next year or two to undertake his national service.

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The usually "too cool for school" Man City star Mario Balotelli was grateful to make use of the local educational facilities of a Manchester school on Thursday lunhctime, after the superstar was left in desperate need of a wee-wee.

Much of his life would be a fantastic comic book or children's book series on how not to behave as an adult. Which Mario so rarely appears to be.

But today he decided to go to school a random school since he needed to use the bathroom. Of course since it's Balotelli, you know he found one in the faculty room.

Mario Balotelli had a rude awakening when his £120,000 Bentley GT was egged by angry Manchester United fans hours after appearing to stamp on Scott Parker. The controversial Manchester City striker was having dinner at a restaurant in Manchester having just hours earlier netted the winner during City's thrilling 3-2 victory over Tottenham Hotspurs at [.

You have to fill a 25 man squad with somebody and given the three major loan departures and one permanent sale earlier this week, perhaps it's no surprise at some of the names being included by Spurs this week.

In addition to those departures, Tom Carroll and John Bostock also went out to Derby and Sheffield Wednesday respectively so are David Bentley, Bongani Khumalo and Simon Dawkins literally there to ‘make up the numbers?

There's a story about David Bentley. When he went to Norwich on loan from Arsenal they were in a training session and he, thinking he was some kind of comedic genius, belted the ball straight up into the air and said 'ave it!', like Peter Kay in that ad for John Smiths. Nobody thought it was funny, least of the all Norwich manager.

There's a story about David Bentley.

I kid, I kid. I'm all out of Bentley stories. I could tell you my epic about Arturo Lupoli, his secret agent dog and his layabout sidekick, but it's all a bit too similar to an episode of Scooby Doo and I need to give it some work.

So, what's going on in the world of Arsenal?

Spurs are down to the bare bones in defence but are they thin enough elsewhere to see David Bentley make a surprise return to the side? Manager Harry Redknapp revealed in his press conference that one of the club's forgotten men may well feature tomorrow.
"We haven't got loads of players and looking at the squad, there is every chance David Bentley could be back on the bench.

The soundtrack to Harry Redknapp's press conference after the QPR game at the weekend was one of defensive comments in relation to the squad. Harry was adamant that he had done the right thing in letting the likes of Bassong, Corluka and Pienaar go out on loan despite the lack of cover.

Redknapp also went on to suggest that he has a lack of alternatives at the club but is that strictly the case?