A Huddersfield Town defender is expected to leave the club in the summer while Middlesbrough are expecting a summer bidding war for defender Djed Spence and it will take a record transfer fee for them to accept a bid.
Meanwhile, an on-loan Aston Villa attacker has caught the eye of Bundesliga sides during his loan spell with Preston North End.
Sheffield United have signed Filip Uremovic after the defender’s contract with Ruben Kazan was suspended and the Blades could extend that deal beyond the summer if FIFPRO convince FIFA to impose tougher sanctions on Russian club sides.
West Brom have triggered an option to extend the contract of one of their experienced midfielders while a Stoke City defender has said he wants to stay with the Potters despite rumoured Premier League interest.
Blackburn Rovers have been in contact with Leeds United regarding a currently injured winger while two Premier League sides are reportedly interested in a Nottingham Forest defender after he impressed in their FA Cup tie with Liverpool.
Finally, Newcastle United’s long term pursuit of a Bournemouth defender appears to have taken a step forward with the St James’ Park side believed to be “readying” a bid.
Here are the Championship transfer stories making the headlines on Friday morning:
5. Baggies activate Livermore contract clause
West Brom have triggered an option in Jake Livermore’s contract to keep him at The Hawthorns for another year (The 72) | Getty Images
6. German sides showing interest in PNE loanee
Two Bundesliga clubs are showing interest in Aston Villa striker Cameron Archer after his impressive performances on loan with Preston North End (Express) | Getty Images
7. Sarr could leave Terriers in summer
Huddersfield Town defender Nabby Saar is expected to leave the club in the summer after struggling for regular game time (The 72) | Getty Images
8. New Blades signing could stay beyond short term deal
Sheffield United could retain new signing Filip Uremovic’s services beyond the end of the season if FIFPRO persuade FIFA to impose tougher sanctions on Russian clubs (Sheffield Star) | AFP via Getty Images