The EFL Championship returns this weekend following the international break where clubs have been moving behind the scenes with the summer transfer window fast approaching.
It is set to be another busy summer transfer window for clubs in the second tier of English football and Hull City are being linked with a Slovenian international midfielder.
Meanwhile, Preston North End are already targeting new recruits according to their manager, while Peterborough United, who could very well play in League 1 next season, have been looking for candidates who could make an impact.
Fulham appear to be targeting a goalkeeper as a priority and their latest transfer link could cause problems for London rivals West Ham.
On the other hand, a former Leeds United manager believes a current Reading star would be a good fit at Elland Road, while a Champions League side could make a summer move for a former Nottingham Forest full-back.
Speaking of Forest, they could consider a permanent move for loan James Garner with reports suggesting Manchester United would be willing to let the player go.
Finally, West Brom appear to have secured a current loan on a permanent deal for next season after activating a clause in the player’s loan deal and a Cardiff City standout says it was a “no-brainer” to make the decision to join the Birds. blue.
Here are the transfer stories that grabbed the headlines on Wednesday morning involving the EFL Championship sides:
Jayson Molumby is set to become a West Brom player next season and the midfielder is understood to have triggered a clause making his loan from Brighton permanent (Express & Star)
Former Arsenal youngster Mark McGuinness says his decision to leave the London club for Cardiff City last year was a ‘no-brainer’ (The 72)
Manchester United could consider letting Nottingham Forest loanee James Garner walk away on a permanent deal in the summer (Nottingham Post)
Atletico Madrid have “serious interest” in signing full-back Matty Cash from Aston Villa, less than two years after the Birmingham outfit signed him from Nottingham Forest for £16m (GiveMeSport)
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Source: www.yorkshirepost.co.uk
This notice was published: 2022-03-30 07:52:06
