Meanwhile, Championship clubs continue to eye potential transfer targets ahead of the January transfer window, which should offer an ideal opportunity for second-tier sides to strengthen their squads. For now, here's all the latest news and transfer gossip from the Championship.
. Cocu's future on a knife edge
Derby County boss Phillip Cocu is apparently set for "showdown talks" with the Rams board, after a dismal opening to the 2020/21 sees them one point off the foot of the table with just one win in ten games. (Football Insider) Photo: Nathan Stirk
. Owls no longer backed to go down
Following the news that Sheffield Wednesday's controversial points deduction has been halved, the bookies have responded by tipping Derby County to go down instead of the Owls. (Sky Bet) Photo: Tony Marshall
. Rowett wants to keep injured Baggies striker
Millwall boss Gary Rowett has revealed he's looking to keep West Brom's Kenneth Zohore at the club beyond January despite his recent calf injury, and will look to extend his loan deal in the new year. (London News Online) Photo: Jan Kruger
1. Cocu's future on a knife edge
Derby County boss Phillip Cocu is apparently set for "showdown talks" with the Rams board, after a dismal opening to the 2020/21 sees them one point off the foot of the table with just one win in ten games. (Football Insider) Photo: Nathan Stirk
2. Owls no longer backed to go down
Following the news that Sheffield Wednesday's controversial points deduction has been halved, the bookies have responded by tipping Derby County to go down instead of the Owls. (Sky Bet) Photo: Tony Marshall
3. Rowett wants to keep injured Baggies striker
Millwall boss Gary Rowett has revealed he's looking to keep West Brom's Kenneth Zohore at the club beyond January despite his recent calf injury, and will look to extend his loan deal in the new year. (London News Online) Photo: Jan Kruger
4. Whiteman targets second tier switch
Barnsley transfer target Ben Whiteman has revealed that he's eager to play in the Championship, but has conceded that he won't be able to leave the club unless Doncaster Rovers' valuation is met. (Doncaster Free Press) Photo: James Chance