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Check out the transfer rumour round-ups for the Football League…
Burnley manager Sean Dyche has told Sky Sports that he will not sell any of his first-team goalkeepers, and that will be of interest to Leeds United. According to a recent report in The Sun, Tom Heaton will consider a move to Leeds in the January transfer window.
Transfer news: Sean Dyche comments suggest he wants Leeds-linked Tom Heaton to stay #bfc #lufc #luafc #mot #clarets https://t.co/FpnCt48JWF
— HITC Transfer News (@HITCdeadlineday) January 5, 2019
Sean Goss could leave Queens Park Rangers on loan.
Report: Sean Goss could leave QPR on loan #rfc #qpr #qprfc #queensparkrangersfc #rangers #rs #seangoss #transfertalk https://t.co/ZcNFK2H08Y
— HITC Transfer News (@HITCdeadlineday) January 5, 2019
According to The Express & Star, Wolverhampton Wanderers are close to signing Tammy Abraham, currently on loan at Aston Villa from Chelsea.
Report: Wolves close to signing Tammy Abraham #wwfc #avfc #utv #cfc #wolverhamptonwanderersfc #astonvillafc #wolves https://t.co/RFWqBOFW5r
— HITC Transfer News (@HITCdeadlineday) January 5, 2019
Huddersfield Town are leading the race for reported Newcastle United target and Sunderland forward Josh Maja, according to The Daily Star. Crystal Palace, Burnley, Preston North End and Bristol City are also interested in signing him.
Report: Huddersfield Town leading Josh Maja chase #safc #htafc #nufc #sunderlandafc #huddersfieldtownafc #blackcats https://t.co/WcU27GBLWg
— HITC Transfer News (@HITCdeadlineday) January 5, 2019
Other stories reported:
– Reading‘s Tiago Ilori could be returning to Sporting during the current transfer window, report Record.
– Hoffenheim’s Steven Zuber has been linked with a move to Leeds United this winter and Phil Hay appears to have confirmed the Championship outfit’s interest.
– Aston Villa have enquired about taking Leicester City‘s Christian Fuchs on loan until the end of the season.
– According to a report by ELF Voetbal, Rajiv Van La Parra decided against a switch to Leeds and opted for Middlesbrough instead.
– West Brom are eyeing a January loan bid for Fulham midfielder Stefan Johansen, according to a report from The Sun.
– Hull City are after Aberdeen captain Graeme Shinnie with his contract due to expire in the summer.
– Dean Keates remains confident Walsall will make more signings this month to sort out his leaky defence.
– Bradford City are eyeing up a move for Oldham Athletic’s top goalscorer Sam Surridge from AFC Bournemouth, according to Telegraph & Argus.
– A host of clubs are interested in signing Crawley Town‘s star striker Ollie Palmer in the January transfer window. An article by West Sussex Gazette featured a tweet by a relatively new looking account called @EFL72Official claiming Bradford, Forest Green, and Colchester are in a race to sign the 26 year old.
– Mansfield Town boss David Flitcroft is hoping speculation of CJ Hamilton does not affect his impressive form in the January window. Preston and West Brom are said to be interested in buying the winger/wing back, however Flitcroft said there had been no actual bids as yet.
DEALS:
David Perkins [Rochdale – Tranmere] Undisclosed
Mohamed Sylla [Entente SSG – Oldham] Undisclosed
Oliver Burke [West Brom – Celtic] Loan
Ross McCormack [Aston Villa – Motherwell] Loan
– Wrexham have signed striker Jason Oswell from Morecambe in a permanent deal.
– Harrogate Town have extended the loan stay of Leeds defender Liam Kitching until the end of the season.
– FC Halifax Town have secured Jacob Hanson’s services (subject to usual FA clearances) on a two and a half year contract, for a non-disclosed fee from Bradford City.
– Birmingham City‘s Kyle McFarlane has been loaned to Barrow on a short term loan.
– Nuneaton Borough‘s Mike Calveley has extended his loan deal from Port Vale until the end of the season.
– AFC Fylde have signed striker Mason Bloomfield on loan from Norwich City. He was recalled from his loan at Hamilton Academical and now joins the National League side for the rest of the season.
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