Former Middlesbrough loanee moves to MLS, Blackburn Rovers striker not expected to be out long

Championship clubs can still sign free agents while some managers are already looking ahead to the January transfer window

After an exciting night of Championship fixtures and even more games to come tonight there’s still plenty of transfer talk around the division.

A former Chelsea keeper, who had multiple loan spells in the Championship with the likes of Middlesbrough and Sheffield United, is beginning the next chapter of his career in the USA.

Meanwhile, Boro boss Neil Warnock has distanced himself from signing any free agents while Swansea manager Russell Martin also wont be making a move for one noteable out of contract star.

At Bournemouth, new signing Gary Cahill is excited by having a new challenge late in his career while former Cherries boss Eddie Howe is also back in the news.

England defender Gary Cahill had offers from Premier League clubs in the summer after leaving Crystal Palace but chose to join Bournemouth, seeing the Cherries as "A totally different challenge." (Sky Sports)

Could Leeds United make a move for a Huddersfield Town star after reportedly missing out on the player in the summer transfer window? One former Leeds players is certain they will.

Chris Houghton is under immense pressure at Nottingham Forrest but there could be the perfect job opening for him sooner rather than later, should he get the axe at the City Ground.

Meanwhile, a number of players impressed their managers last night with Birmingham’s Lee Bowyer delighted to see a loanee on the score sheet while Reading boss Veljko Paunović praised his stand in keeper for helping them to victory in just his second ever game for the Royals.

All that and more in this morning’s Championship transfer roundup.