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Check out the transfer talk for the Football League…
Bolton, Rotherham, Peterborough and Charlton are lining up a move for Bury defender Adam Thompson this summer after making regular checks on him this season.
Transfer news: Quartet eye Bury defender Thompson #buryfc #leaguetwo #leagueone #peterboroughunitedfc #pufc #cafc https://t.co/ACq7rlPTvr
— HITC Transfer News (@HITCdeadlineday) 14 February 2019
On January 26th, Pawel Wszolek of Queens Park Rangers told Przeglad Sportowy that talks over a new deal could start “at the turn of February and March”, despite considering leaving the club during the last summer transfer window.
Pawel Wszolek | Player reveals considering leaving QPR, admits situation stabilised ‘only recently’. https://t.co/7KcWCNQ5H5 #qpr
— Sport Witness (@Sport_Witness) 13 February 2019
Leeds United are set to offer a new deal to academy graduate Robbie Gotts.
Leeds United Poised To Lock Down Talent To Fresh Deal https://t.co/n1mlwNcLW7
— Inside Futbol (@insidefutbol) 14 February 2019
Claim from Spain that Leeds United fought ‘to the end’ to sign PSG player Jesé Rodriguez in January window.
Jesé Rodriguez | Claim from Spain that Leeds United fought ‘to the end’ to sign PSG player in January window. https://t.co/PiQsRStGVT #lufc #mot
— Sport Witness (@Sport_Witness) 14 February 2019
Other stories reported:
– Middlesbrough goalkeeper Andy Lonergan has extended his emergency loan with Rochdale by a further week.
– Nottingham Forest are set to take Lateef Omidiji on trial with the 15-year-old also travelling to England for trials at West Ham, Crystal Palace and Manchester United. He will train with Manchester City, Brighton and Reading, adding it is Arsenal who are “in pole position” for his signature. (All Nigeria Soccer)
– Norwich City forward Steven Naismith, who is currently on loan at Hearts, is weighing up a move to the Major League Soccer.
– According to a report by The Sheffield Star, it appears Steve Bruce could look to use some of his ‘connections’ to help him out again at Sheffield Wednesday next summer. He said: “Now in the summer, you can register your interest with the big clubs and use your connections and can you get two or three young ones from Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal?”
– Bradford City are set to make a decision whether to sign free agent defender David Edgar, after impressing manager David Hopkin during training.
– Neil Harris has admitted that the futures of some Millwall players will depend on whether the club retain their Championship status.
– Plymouth Argyle manager Derek Adams has stated that his side will not be re-signing former striker Joe Mason on a free transfer.
– Southend United manager Chris Powell admits it is unlikely he will be now be signing a new striker, who had been playing abroad.
– Jordan Willis, who has Luton and Bristol City admiring him, has revealed that he’s had talks with Coventry City boss Mark Robins about his contract situation at the club. Robins however, said two weeks ago that he hoped to sit down and discuss the defender’s future beyond the end of the season. (CoventryLive)
– Mansfield Town are considering bringing in a new striker to cover for the injured Danny Rose, with the Stages’ forward ranks left depleted by the latest blow, the Mansfield Chad reports. However, manager David Flitcroft is not convinced that the right option is available in the free agency market and believes any suitable player would have been snapped up by another side. (Devon Live)
– Crawley Town director of football Selim Gaygusuz has said he would love a better link up with neighbours Brighton and Hove Albion.
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