January transfer gossip: Leeds United set to battle Newcastle United for Nottingham Forest star, Sheffield United man set for Hull City move as Cardiff City plot move for Middlesbrough striker
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Yorkshire clubs continue to be linked with new arrivals with the latest batch of gossip containing some good news for Hull City and potentially for Leeds United.
Leeds are among three Premier League clubs showing interest in Nottingham Forest forward Brennan Johnson. Newcastle United are reported to among the sides looking at the player while Brentford are said to have made an offer for the Welshman (The Athletic - MORE).
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Hide AdThe future of Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Massimo Luongo beyond this season is up "in the air" with the player out of contract this summer (The Star - MORE).
Cardiff City are plotting a move to sign Middlesbrough striker Uche Ikpeazu this month (Football Insider - MORE).
Sheffield United midfielder Regan Slater is set to become Hull City's first signing of the January transfer window (Yorkshire Post - MORE).
In The Yorkshire Post, new Bradford City signing Tom Elliott's sights are focused on helping to take the Bantams up the League Two table after becoming their fifth capture of a busy January transfer window (MORE).
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Hide AdShota Arveladze is set to be formally introduced as the new Hull City head coach at a press conference on Friday lunch-time (MORE).
Sheffield Wednesday have signed Birmingham City defender Harlee Dean on loan for the remainder of the season (MORE).
We have also taken a look at which Premier League midfielders are out of contract this summer - see who they are HERE.
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