Check out the transfer talk for the Football League…
Manchester United have made a £12.5m bid for Birmingham City youngster Jude Bellingham. It’s understood he’s in no rush to leave his boyhood club. Reports elsewhere claim Wolves also have their eye on him.
Manchester United have made a £12.5m bid for Birmingham City youngster Jude Bellingham. It's understood he's in no rush to leave his boyhood club. (Source: Mirror) pic.twitter.com/g8zMqOmJoI
— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) January 12, 2020
A number of Championship clubs including West Brom, Leeds and Nottingham Forest have been given a boost after a report revealed Newcastle are willing to allow Dwight Gayle to leave on loan, providing a “£20million obligation to buy” is inserted into the terms.
Want goals in the Championship? Dwight Gayle is your man ⚽️https://t.co/fNuyvYLfjL
— TEAMtalk (@TEAMtalk) January 11, 2020
Ipswich Town are set to sign Everton’s young centre-back Lewis Gibson on loan.
➡️Ipswich poised to sign 'outstanding' young defender
Read more here?https://t.co/VMpShSoetJ#itfc pic.twitter.com/HlQIZcsX5n
— D3D4Football (@d3d4football) January 11, 2020
Celtic have made a move to sign Tottenham attacker Jack Clarke after learning he will be allowed to leave this month, Football Insider reveal. QPR, Nottingham Forest and Derby County are all still in the race too.
Celtic have joined the chase to sign Tottenham attacker Jack Clarke on loan this month. #CelticFC #THFC https://t.co/JRxQUSpVAf
— Pete O'Rourke (@SportsPeteO) January 11, 2020
Other stories reported:
– Wigan. Want a profit on Kieffer Moore. Maybe as much as 4m. Cardiff in at around half of that. Wigan need cash for new attempt for Jordan Rhodes at Sheffield Wed. (Alan Nixon)
– West Ham. Want signing target Darren Randolph to have a ‘medical’ at Middlesbrough to test his thigh injury before signing him. Worry over (Alan Nixon)
– Bolton. Trying to do a deal for Adam Jackson at Hibs. Short of defenders. (Alan Nixon)
– Derby. Making a serious attempt to take Billy Sharp from Sheffield United. Keen on season long loan to give attack more goals. More games for player too if he fancies it. (Alan Nixon)
– Swindon. Now focusing on McNulty at Reading. Could break into his loan spell at Sunderland if agreement all round. (Alan Nixon)
– Portsmouth. Both Plymouth and Swindon want Brett Pitman. He isn’t in a rush to move. (Alan Nixon)
– Preston. Left back Josh Earl fancied by both Ipswich and Rotherham. Likely to be available. (Alan Nixon)
– According to Football Insider, Manchester United’s interest in Leeds United pair Kalvin Phillips and Ben White has not disappeared, with the Old Trafford club said to be just biding their time until the summer to make an offer for the both of them.
– Sunderland manager Phil Parkinson has ruled out a move for free agent striker Gary Madine.
– According to The Sun on Sunday, Brighton and Hove Albion will let Glenn Murray leave in the January transfer window. Nottingham Forest can have him for free, but if Newcastle United want him, they’ll need to pay £500,000.
– Wolves have joined AFC Bournemouth, Crystal Palace, Celtic and Rangers in the battle to sign Stoke City striker Tyrese Campbell according to a report from Football Insider.
– Burnley have held talks over a £7million deal for Bristol City midfielder Josh Brownhill, 24.
– QPR took another look at Dundee United striker Lawrence Shankland on Saturday. An R’s scout saw the Scotland international, 24, score a hat-trick in a 4-1 win against Partick.
– According to a report from the Daily Mail, Sheffield Wednesday are set to complete a deal to sign Crystal Palace striker Connor Wickham on loan until the end of the season, with the Owls keen to bring in a new striker this January.
– European champions Liverpool have set their sights on Leeds United rising star Henri Kumwenda.
– Grant McCann expects Hull City to make their second signing of the transfer window in the next 72 hours after agreeing a fee for a new attacker. Barnsley’s Mallik Wilks had been the subject of an offer from the Tigers at the start of this window, but McCann chose not to reveal the identity of the target in question.
– Scotland defender Declan Gallagher is being chased by a clutch of English Championship clubs. MailSport understands that Swansea City, Wigan and Bristol City are all weighing up a move for the Motherwell centre-back.
– Wigan Athletic have rejected a bid from Cardiff City for Kieffer Moore – and boss Paul Cook insists he wants to hold on to the Wales international striker.
– According to Football Insider, Leeds United and Huddersfield Town are interested in signing 15 year old Ashley Akpan from Chelsea in the January transfer window.
– Cardiff City manager Neil Harris is reportedly lining up a reunion with Stoke City striker Lee Gregory.
– Birmingham City boss Pep Clotet insists that there is nothing in the rumours suggesting Dennis Man could join the club from FCSB.
– Ipswich Town defender Luke Woolfenden has been linked with a move to Premier League side Sheffield United.
– Bolton Wanderers want to re-sign Liam Bridcutt from Nottingham Forest, according to a report by The Bolton News.
– Speaking to the club’s official website, Burton Albion manager Nigel Clough has confirmed that the Brewers have rejected a bid for Sunderland-linked striker Liam Boyce, revealing that midfielder Scott Fraser is also the subject of transfer interest.
– Coventry City manager Mark Robins has told Coventry Live the club aren’t looking to sell Zain Westbrooke amid talk of Derby County and Nottingham Forest interest.
– Portsmouth have targeted Barnsley attacking right back Dimitri Cavare as the man to boost their defensive options.
– Carlisle have confirmed they have not received any bids for £1m rated Jarrad Branthwaite despite interest from Celtic and Rangers.
– Exeter City are hoping to complete the signing of a left-sided player ahead of their next League Two fixture away to Grimsby Town.
– Teenage Rangers striker Zak Rudden is set to end his loan stint with Plymouth Argyle before joining Partick Thistle on a permanent deal, according to the Scottish Sun.
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