Sheffield United’s longest serving player has been linked with a move to Premier League side Burnley but the defender has a stipulation in his contract which could see him remain at Bramall Lane.
Meanwhile, Middlesbrough and QPR are joined by Norwich City in showing interest for a promising Portsmouth starlet.
Huddersfield Town could move to bring a former loanee back to the club this month and Peterborough United’s chairman has revealed that a Premier League left-back snubbed a move to London Road this month.
Blackburn Rovers could finally move to land the signing of a Welsh international attacker from Scottish Premiership side Aberdeen after months of being linked with the player while League One side Ipswich Town have agreed a deal to sign a Bristol City midfielder.
Elsewhere, Liverpool are being linked with a £5m bid to sign a Fulham ace in a deal which would be huge blow for Marco Silva’s side and Bolton Wanderers could swoop to land a player that Derby County have been showing interest in.
Finally, an Aston Villa prospect could be set for a January loan move to Stoke City after the Potters “won the race” ahead of several other second tier sides.
Here are Thursday’s EFL Championship rumours:
Huddersfield Town could move to bring a former loanee back to the club this month and Peterborough United’s chairman has revealed that a Premier League left-back snubbed a move to London Road this month.
5. Ex-Hull boss to join Posh
Grant McCann has reportedly agreed to return to management with Peterborough United following the sacking of Darren Ferguson. The 41-year-old previously helped Posh win promotion to the Championship in 2011. (Peterborough Telegraph)
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6. Tigers prepared to spend 'big money'
Hull City owner Acun Ilicali has admitted he is prepared to spend big money on a striker this summer. Keane Lewis-Potter is currently the Tigers' top scorer with seven goals. (The 72)
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7. Stoke City man to return to Millwall
Stoke City's head of recruitment Alex Aldridge is set to return to Millwall, two years after arriving at the bet365 Stadium from the London club. (StokeonTrentLive)
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