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Check out the transfer talk for the Football League…
Hearts and Hibernian have both enquired about signing Preston striker Connor Simpson.
? Exclusive: PNE striker wanted by Hearts and Hibs ?https://t.co/YoL0ZLZjy1
— TEAMtalk (@TEAMtalk) September 1, 2019
Manchester United defender Cameron Borthwick-Jackson is a loan target for Tranmere Rovers in the final days of the transfer window.
Manchester United defender Cameron Borthwick-Jackson is a loan target for Tranmere Rovers in the final days of the transfer window. #MUFC #trfc https://t.co/TiV3il5Pab
— Pete O'Rourke (@SportsPeteO) August 30, 2019
Other stories reported:
– Arvin Appiah looks set to leave Nottingham Forest in an £8m deal to Almeria.
– Out-of-favour Nottingham Forest midfielder Liam Bridcutt is reportedly set to join Bolton Wanderers.
– Bolton Wanderers are interested in signing former Bury midfielder Stephen Dawson (who was set to sell his house because of his side’s troubles) according to reputable journalist Alan Nixon.
– “Macclesfield. About to snap up striker Adi Yussuf. Quick out of Blackpool on loan after summer arrival.” (Alan Nixon)
– AS claim that Alavés were looking at the West Brom‘s Oliver Burke and suggested that he was ‘one step away’ from joining the Spanish club.
– Rotherham United are plotting a late swoop for Ipswich Town full-back Josh Emmanuel. He is in the final year of his current contract. (East Anglian Daily Times)
– Sheffield United defender Jake Wright is set to join Bolton Wanderers on a five-month loan deal, HITC Sport understands. It did look like he was heading for Mansfield, but it stalled.
– Red Star Belgrade have completed the signing of Huddersfield Town winger Rajiv van La Parra, who made 93 appearances for the Terriers during a four year spell.
– Reading striker Tom Holmes looks set to join Belgian outfit KSV Roeselare on loan until the end of the season, as the Royal look to trim their wealth of striking options.
– Peterborough United are considering a loan move for West Ham United forward Joe Powell. (EX WHU Employee)
– Rotherham United to land Rangers winger Jake Hastie on loan, who was believed to have rejected a move to Leeds United earlier in the summer. (Scottish Sun).
– Mark Warburton says there is no prospect of Toni Leistner leaving QPR ahead of Monday’s German transfer deadline.
– Shrewsbury Town are today hoping to complete a deadline day swoop for a striker – with former target and Nottingham Forest player Jason Cummings again believed to be of interest.
– Former Crewe Alexandra keeper Ben Garratt has been linked with a move to Blackburn Rovers after training with them.
– Andre Ayew has told Swansea that he wants to stay at the club after a summer of speculation linking the forward with a move away from the Liberty Stadium.
– According to the Northern Echo, Sunderland are now looking at Swansea City left-back Declan John on deadline day. They have been linked with Greg Taylor and Morgan Fox but they have proved problematic.
– Port Vale manager John Askey has admitted to the Stoke Sentinel that he is interested in signing young midfielder Jake Taylor from Nottingham Forest.
– Sunderland are plotting a last-gasp raid for frozen-out Celtic winger Scott Sinclair, Football Insider understands. The 30-year-old has been given the green light to leave Parkhead. He also has interest overseas.
– Doncaster Rovers manager Darren Moore has said that he will be hoping that the club can complete a deal for a new striker as early as possible on transfer deadline day, with the club still searching for a new number nine. They are linked with Sheffield United‘s Leon Clarke. (The72)
– Hull City head coach Grant McCann has admitted that he will consider signing free agents if players depart the club today.
– According to Transfer Merkez, Turkish Super Lig side Goztepe are in advanced talks with Fulham’s Jonathan Ayite as both sides try to reach an agreement over personal terms.
– According to Football Insider, Celtic have now made an offer to Birmingham City for young player Mitchell Roberts as they look to finalise their squad before the transfer deadline.
– Pep Clotet expects full-back, Cheick Keita, to stay with Birmingham City, as reported by The Birmingham Mail.
– Lincoln City manager Danny Cowley hopes to add “one or two” new additions to his squad before the 5pm deadline. (Lincolnshire Live)
– Fleetwood Town have won the race to sign Burnley defender Jimmy Dunne after seeing off competition from Accrington Stanley. (Football Insider)
– Portsmouth boss Kenny Jackett is weighing up a move for a central midfielder ahead of the 5pm deadline. (Portsmouth News)
– Burton Albion are still working on a final loan before the transfer window closes. Nigel Clough said “We’ve got 48 hours to try to get one in, so we’ve got a few calls in. As you get closer to the deadline, I think you’ve got a better chance of getting them. “Clubs will say, ‘have we got any injuries, how’s our squad looking, can we let somebody out?’ So we’ll keep trying.”
– A striker is likely to be on Gary Bowyer’s radar as the Bradford City boss tries to add to his 13 signings before the transfer window shuts.
– Ryan Lowe has confirmed there will be no more additions to his Plymouth Argyle squad, however did reveal there could be as many as three players leaving the Pilgrims. “We are done now. We have more or less got one done that is going out, and then possibly two more, we are just waiting, but we are done for incomings, we will be fine.”
– Swindon Town manager Richie Wellens admits he might have to dip into the loan market to secure genuine competition for goalkeeper Luke McCormick before the summer transfer window closes today. “I think we need a goalkeeper now because I need to push Luke and I want competition. My idea all through pre-season was not to go anywhere near a loan goalkeeper, but the ones out there are either not good enough in my eyes or they’re too expensive. So it looks like we might have to dabble with the loan market.”
– West Ham centre-back Ajibola Alese is set to join League One side Accrington on loan until January.
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