Much has been made of the uncertainty surrounding the 24-year-old’s future with Posh in recent weeks, with the player handing in a transfer request earlier this month.
A number of clubs have subsequently been alerted to Dembele’s situation, with the Peterborough Telegraph revealing earlier in the week that Premier League outfit Fulham have watched him on a number of occasions.
Speculation remains rife as the market begins to wind down, but former Arsenal and Everton striker Kevin Campbell is convinced that the forward is still intent on leaving in the coming days.
He told Football Insider: “Dembele clearly wants to play at a higher level. He wants to play for a bigger club.
“It is his right to hand in a transfer request.
"He wants to better himself and move on so it will be interesting where he ends up.”
The same site reported on Monday that Sheffield United and Nottingham Forest are preparing bids for Dembele, with Celtic and Rangers both said to be keen as well.
Posh owner Darragh MacAnthony has previously stated that he will not be “bullied” into selling his star asset, with Dembele hitting five goals and seven assists in League One already this season.
Football Insider reported last week that a bid of as little as £500,000 could be enough to tempt Posh to sell.
We’ve gathered the rest of today’s League One transfer speculation below:

9. Baggott set to stay at Ipswich
Ipswich Town youngster Elkan Baggott has decided to stay at the club. Everton and Leeds United were said to be keen on the defender. (TWTD) (Photo by Lewis Storey/Getty Images) Photo: Lewis Storey

10. Portsmouth decide against Chapman
Portsmouth have decided against signing trialist goalkeeper Jacob Chapman. Pompey have instead opted to move for Exeter's Lewis Ward. (The News) (Photo by Naomi Baker/Getty Images) Photo: Naomi Baker

11. Jones set to join Sunderland
Rangers outcast Jordan Jones is set to sign for Sunderland on loan. The winger has fallen out of favour at Ibrox in recent times. (Various) (Photo by Mark Runnacles/Getty Images) Photo: Mark Runnacles

