In the Premier League, Marcelo Bielsa's Leeds United will look to break into the top half of the table, when they take on Aston Villa at Elland Road.Speaking ahead of the game, the Whites boss addressed winger Jack Harrison's recent dip in form, and revealed: "Harrison is a very strong player mentally. He is a very dedicated professional. And on occasion, like with all players, I maintain a dialogue with him when I see fit."Meanwhile Sheffield United face the daunting task on champions Liverpool at Bramall Lane, as the Blades look to somehow claw their way out of the relegation zone.Elsewhere, down in the Championship, Huddersfield Town travel to take on Preston, high-flying Barnsley host Millwall, while strugglers Sheffield Wednesday and Rotherham United face Luton Town and Reading respectively.Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Leeds United, Huddersfield Town, and a number of other sides from Yorkshire and beyond:
1. McCarthy linked with Celtic job
Mick McCarthy has emerged as a contender for the Celtic job, according to reports. His Cardiff side have flown up the table since he took charge last month, and the ex-Hoops captain is said be attracting attention from the Scottish champions. (Football Insider) Photo: Mike Hewitt
2. QPR join Dozzell chase
QPR are the latest side to be linked with a move for Ipswich Town starlet Andre Dozzell. The England U20 international ace is also thought to be on Blackburn Rovers' radar, after impressing in League One so far this season. (TWTD) Photo: Alessandro Sabattini
3. Gunn's situation seems unclear
Conflicting reports have emerged over the future of Southampton goalkeeper Angus Gunn, with local media sources suggesting he could be recalled from Stoke City, while the Potters boss has claimed they will retain the player on loan until 2022. (The 72) Photo: Nathan Stirk
4. Fulham outcast wants to stay in England
QPR loanee Stefan Johansen has admitted his future with parent club Fulham is "very uncertain", but indicated that he does wish to continue his career in England, where he enjoys the "fantastic" football culture. (Sport Witness) Photo: Clive Rose