It’s set to be another busy summer transfer window for clubs in the second tier of English football and Hull City are being linked with a Slovenian international midfielder.
Meanwhile, Preston North End are already setting their sights on new recruits according to their manager while Peterborough United, who could very well be playing in League 1 next season, have been looking at tralists that could make an impact.
Fulham appear to be targeting a keeper as a priority and their latest transfer link could cause problems for London rivals West Ham.
Elsewhere, a former Leeds United manager believes a current Reading star would be a good fit at Elland Road while a Champions League outfit could make a summer move for a former Nottingham Forest full-back.
Speaking of Forest, they might consider a permanent move for loanee James Garner with reports suggesting that Manchester United would be willing to let the player go.
Finally, West Brom look to have secured a current loanee on a permanent deal for next season after triggering a clause in the player’s loan contract and a Cardiff City standout says it was a ‘no brainer’ making the decision to join the bluebirds.
Here are the transfer stories making the headlines on Wednesday morning involving EFL Championship sides:
1. Molumby’s WBA move to be made permanent
Jayson Molumby is set to be an West Brom player next season with the midfielder understood to have triggered a clause that makes his loan from Brighton permanent (Express & Star) | Getty Images
2. McGuinness says decision to join Cardiff was ‘no brainer’
Former Arsenal youngster Mark McGuinness says his decision to leave the London club for Cardiff City last year was a ‘no-brainer’ (The 72) | Getty Images
3. Red Devils could allow Garner to leave
Manchester United could consider letting Nottingham Forest loanee James Garner leave on a permanent deal in the summer (Nottingham Post) | Getty Images
4. Cash targeted by Champions League contenders
Atletico Madrid have a ”serous interest” in signing Aston Villa full-back Matty Cash, less than two years after the Birmingham side signed him from Nottingham Forest for £16m (GiveMeSport) | AFP via Getty Images