Liverpool, Arsenal and Spurs battling to to sign Shaun Wright-Philips

ARSENAL are battling against Liverpool and Tottenham to sign Shaun Wright-Philips.

They want him for a cut-price £6million.
The England winger has been talking to the Gunners for some time and they are favourites to nab him.
But his wages are a sticking point.
Wright-Phillips is looking to leave Eastlands and City will let him go for a reduced fee to get him off their wage bill.
Phillips, 28, is keen for a move and his decision will come down to the financial package either of the three premier League clubs are able to put together.
He has two years left on his contract at City where he earns £60k a week.
Last season he became disillusioned over the club's failure to offer him improved terms and fell out of favour with boss Roberto Mancini.
Wright-Phillips came on as a sub twice in the last World Cup but failed to shine.
Cash-strapped Liverpool are also sniffing around and new boss Roy Hodgson is looking to see if the Reds can put together a package to lure Phillips.
Tottenham are also keen but have a strict wage structure and boss Harry Redknapp would struggle to improve on what Wright-Phillips is already earning at City.