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• Hull City have had a second offer rejected by Exeter City for highly-rated winger Randell Williams, TEAMtalk understands. Williams scored five goals and assisted 14 others for Exeter last season. The Grecians rejected two bids from Hull. Peterborough United have the chance to swoop in. Sources have told TEAMtalk that the Posh have now entered talks.
• Aston Villa want to sign Bournemouth forward Joshua King, but the 28-year-old prefers a move to Manchester United after a deal to United broke down in January. (Source: Athletic)
• Paris Saint Germain youngster Loïc Mbe Soh will officially join Nottingham Forest on Thursday after the two clubs agreed on a deal for the 19-year-old.
• Middlesbrough are poised to sign former Arsenal striker Yaya Sanogo on a free transfer with the player due for a medical at the club.
• Wigan’s Nathan Byrne is having a medical at Derby later today. The Rams still hopeful of signing Lech Poznań winger Kamil Jóźwiak.
• Vitesse Arnhem and FC Utrecht are in talks to sign former Manchester United and West Ham attacker Ravel Morrison on a free transfer. A number of English and Turkish clubs are eyeing moves for Morrison following his departure from Sheffield United earlier this summer.
• Bournemouth are lining up a move for Charlton goalkeeper Dillon Phillips as the search for a replacement for Aaron Ramsdale.
• Following a loan spell at Nottingham Forest last season, Benfica midfielder Alfa Semedo is reportedly close to moving to England once again with an unnamed club.
• £20m rated Liverpool forward Rhian Brewster remains a target for Swansea and a permanent exit is on the cards. Aston Villa, Sheffield United and Brighton are among those believed to be interested.
• Watford will not block Troy Deeney’s exit from Watford, should he decide to move on (Daily Mail)
• Bournemouth want to re-sign midfielder Matt Ritchie from Newcastle but are struggling on personal terms (Newcastle Chronicle)
• QPR winger Bright Osayi-Samuel, 22, wants Crystal Palace to make an offer for him. Celtic, Fulham and Brighton are also interested. (Sky Sports)
• Watford prospect Luis Suarez is reportedly “eager to leave” the club this summer, amid intense speculation regarding a potential exit. Sporting CP have been touted as a potential destination. (Sport Witness)
• Swansea City look set to part ways with midfielder Bersant Celina, who could join French side Dijon in a deal worth around £3m. The player is likely to leave in order to generate funds to revamp the squad. (Daily Mail)
• Preston North End’s hopes of signing a new striker look to have received a boost, with Aston Villa now likely to let youngster Keinan Davis leave on loan following the big-money arrival of Ollie Watkins from Brentford. (The 72)
• Sheffield Wednesday have been credited with an interest in West Brom striker Kenneth Zohore. He’s also been heavily-linked with Middlesbrough, and looks set to leave the Baggies this summer.
• West Brom target Karlan Grant is ‘desperate to make the move’ but Huddersfield refuse to lower their £17m price tag for the striker.
• Nottingham Forest are reportedly one of the clubs interested in signing Nicholas Ioannou from Apoel. The 24 year old came from the Man Utd ranks.
• Swansea City are reportedly set to receive a payout from Manchester United for their £15m former player Daniel James. According to The Athletic, the Swans will net a further £1m should James make another appearance where he plays at least 20 minutes.
• Swansea City are interested in taking Brighton and Hove Albion striker Viktor Gyokeres on a season-long loan. One of several names currently being looked at by the Welsh club, and are yet to place a concrete bid. The Swedish international, spent last season on loan at German second division side St Pauli, where he netted seven goals in 26 games.
• Queens Park Rangers, Charlton and Barnsley are all weighing up a move for Boreham Wood winger Sorba Thomas.
• Birmingham City close in on deal for Cardiff City goalkeeper Neil Etheridge after West Ham cool interest.
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