Neither Hull City or Huddersfield Town have revealed their retained and released lists following the conclusion of the Championship campaign, with the Terriers yet to confirm whether they will remain in the second tier or not.
The Tigers have ten players out of contract this summer, however George Honeyman, Callum Elder, Mallik Wilks, Tom Eaves, Tom Huddlestone and Josh Emmanuel all have the option to trigger a further year.
Meanwhile, Matt Ingram, Richard Smallwood, Sean McLoughlin could all depart if they aren’t handed new deals.
Huddersfield have six of their own players out of contract, with Harry Toffolo and Fraizer Campbell the only two with an option of a further year.
Among those who could leave this summer, Josh Koroma is the only regular in the starting XI.
Town’s decision on each player’s contract will most likely depend on the league that they are on next season, with their play-off semi-finals taking place over this weekend.
Here are today’s transfer rumours...
5. Aston Villa reveal Cameron Archer plans
Preston North End loanee Cameron Archer has returned to Aston Villa following the conclusion to the Championship season. Steven Gerrard has said he will 'have some good chats' about his future and admitted he will be analysed closely in pre-season so that the club 'make the right decision'. (Birmingham Live) | Getty Images
6. West Ham prioritise Tigers ace over Nottingham Forest star
West Ham are reportedly looking to move for Keane Lewis-Potter over Brennan Johnson this summer. They have been linked with the Hull attacker in recent weeks for a potential £18 million switch. (EXWHUemployee) | Getty Images
7. Millwall among clubs targeting Terriers defender
Millwall have expressed interest in Huddersfield Town's Harry Toffolo, with the likes of Norwich, Blackburn and Middlesbrough also keen. The 26-year-old spent half a season with the Lions in 2018 before he was released without playing a single game. (TEAMtalk) | Getty Images
8. Fulham target not for sale
Lazio have said that Fulham and Tottenham target Sergej Milinkovic-Savic is not for sale this summer, with owner Claudio Lotito claiming he previously rejected a £120 million bid for the midfielder. (Rai Sport) | Getty Images