Ex-Norwich City striker reveals last-minute Hull City snub, Birmingham City deal with Man Utd could seal Chelsea transfer - Championship gossip

While lockdown restrictions may start to be eased in the UK next week, uncertainties still remain over when the Championship season could return, as the EFL continue to tackle the logistical minefield of resuming the campaign.
Richie Boon
By Richie Boon
Published 7th May 2020, 08:30 BST
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For now, here's all the latest news and transfer gossip from the Championship:

Ex-Norwich City striker Jamie Cureton has revealed he was in the middle of a celebratory meal having agreed to join Hull City back in 2007, when he made the last minute decision to move back to the Canaries. (Eastern Daily Press)

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Despite the COVID-19-related financial crisis facing football, QSI are still being tipped to invest heavily in Leeds United this summer, with the club likely to be an alluring option should they gain promotion. (Football Insider)

Leeds star Pablo Hernandez has credited his manager for furthering his footballing career in its latter days, claiming last season was his most impressive so far. (Marca)

Ex-West Brom star Andy Johnson has claimed that the Baggies fully deserve to be promoted to the Premier League, but is still uncertain over whether finishing the season would be safe. (Express & Star)

Former Stoke City striker Saido Berahino has revealed he could be tempted with a move back to England, after reigniting his career with Belgian side Zulte Waregem. (Daily Mail)

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Birmingham City's sensation Jude Bellingham's potential move to Man Utd could set in motion a deal for Angel Gomes to join Chelsea, with the Red Devils youngster apparently concerned over being replaced. (Express)

Pundit Alex Bruce has claimed Sheffield Wednesday's Jordan Rhodes would be an ideal fit for Celtic, and backed him to rediscover his scoring touch in the Scottish top tier. (Football Insider)

QPR have confirmed they're in advanced discussions over purchasing ground for a "first class" new training facility, after scrapping initial plans to develop on the Warren Farm site. (Evening Standard)

Chelsea defender Fikayo Tomori has claimed his loan spell with Derby County played a vital role in his development as a player, going as far as contending he'll remember it for the rest of his life. (Sky Sports)

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