Sheffield United have been told to enjoy a loanee “while they can” after another impressive display in their 3-1 win over Hull City at the weekend.
Speaking of Hull, their goalscorer from the defeat is attracting interest from the Premier League and the Tigers could have a fight on their hands to keep a hold of him.
Reading midfielder John Swift is another player drawing interest from both the Championship and the Premiership and yet another top flight club have reportedly entered the race to sign the 26-year old.
Nottingham Forest are yet to appoint a successor to Chris Hughton but one of the front runners is already planning a transfer swoop from division rival Swansea City should he land the job at the City Ground.
Cardiff City could be prepared to let a Welsh international striker leave the club on-loan in January while Middlesbrough and QPR have both been handed updates on their current injury concerns.
A former Barnsley loanee is reportedly the target of Crystal Palace, but the Eagles could have to pony up as much as £18million for the player, while former Blackburn Rovers man Phil Jones has provided an update on his Manchester United future amid interest from another of English clubs including Fulham.
Here are Monday’s Championship transfer rumours:
5. Newcastle enter the race to sign Swift
Newcastle United are the latest club said to be seeking a deal for Reading star John Swift. The 26-year old is already reportedly on the radar of Aston Villa, Sheffield United and Brentford (FLW)
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6. Cooper wants Fulton at Forest if he lands job
Steve Cooper is thought to be amongst the front runner for the vacant Nottingham Forest manager's job and, should he land the role, the former Swansea gaffer will head to his old stomping grounds to try and sign midfielder Jay Fulton (The Sun)
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7. Harris to be made available for loan
Caridff City will seek to loan out striker Mark Harris in January as they look for the Welsh international to get more first team experience under his belt (The 72)
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8. Gibbs-White continues to impress
Sheffield Unites should enjoy Morgan Gibbs-White "while they can" because his impressive form at Bramall Lane so far this season will likely see him back with parent club Wolves, sooner rather than later, to feature in the first team at Molineux (Yorksire Post)
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