The summer transfer window is open and beginning of the 2026/27 League Two season is edging closer.
Harrogate Town were the division’s only Yorkshire representatives last term but were relegated to the National League on the final day. York City, however, ensured they will playing EFL football by pipping Rochdale to the post in the National League title race.
Joining the Minstermen in the fourth tier will be Rotherham United, who could not beat the drop in League One. There is still plenty of uncertainty at the New York Stadium, with the Millers still managerless following the departure of Lee Clark.
Rotherham will be keen to bounce back into League One and ambitious York want to remain on an upward trajectory. However, they will face stiff competition from a raft of clubs.
Bromley, Milton Keynes Dons, Cambridge United and Notts County were promoted last season, and the competitors they saw off will be hoping to avenge their respective heartbreaks. Among those hoping to be back in the promotion picture are Salford City, Chesterfield, Grimsby Town and Barnet.
It is early days in the summer transfer window but BettingLounge have fired up their supercomputer to predict how the 2025/26 League Two season will play out.
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1. A supercomputer has predicted how the 2026/27 League Two season will unfold.
A supercomputer has predicted how the 2026/27 League Two season will unfold. | Jonathan Gawthorpe & Tony Johnson



