Money has been tight this transfer window due to a combination of Covid-19 and Brexit uncertainty, which has seen few deals at the top level.
As a result, there has been little money trickling down to the leagues below the top flight, though transfers start appearing to be icking up over the last 24 hours.
Liverpool’s shock swoop for Preston North End’s Ben Davies could be one which affects Yorkshire clubs, with Preston now being linked with a Doncaster Rovers defender, which would be a blow for the South Yorkshire club’s hopes of catching Hull City and Lincoln in the promotion race.
Hull, meanwhile, are expecting a queit day but Leeds United youngster Oliver Casey could also be on his way to League One on loan.
Sunderland are unlikely to do much business on incomings today, having completed the signing of Ross Stewart last night from Ross County. His arrival, though, should be the trigger for Sunderland to let Will Grigg leave with a host of League One sides interested in taking him. Could there be a twist though?
Shrewsbury could be one of the busiest League One teams today, as they look to add three or four players to their ranks before the window shuts, similar to Oxford.
It promises to be a busy end to the window, which shuts at 11pm. Here’s a list of some of the big deals that could go through in League One before the deadline.
1. Joe Wright
Doncaster Rovers defender Joe Wright has been linked with Preston after they accepted a £2million bid for Ben Davies from Liverpool. Rovers will be keen to keep hold of Wright, while Preston have other options. Photo: Julian Finney
2. Tom Pearce
Wigan Athletic's Tom Pearce is interesting Sheffield Wednesday, though the financial state of both clubs may mean a deal is tricky to get done. One to keep an eye on. Photo: Michael Regan
3. Josh Tymon
Stoke City left-back Josh Tymon is on Shrewsbury Town's watchlist as they look to add a defender to their squad. A loan deal could go through today. Photo: Nathan Stirk
4. Elliott Bennett
Shrewsbury Town are keen on bringing Blackburn club captain Elliott Bennett back to Shropshire. Bennett, out of contract at the end of the season, worked under Steve Cotterill at Bristol City and would be an option in midfield and at right wing-back. Photo: Lewis Storey