Former Middlesbrough, Sheffield United, Huddersfield Town, Cardiff City and QPR manager (among many others) Neil Warnock could be set for a sensational return to the dugout with another Championship side at the age of 74.
A Sheffield United icon has has tipped the Blades to make a current loan signing permanent in the summer while Celtic are ‘stepping up’ talks to secure a permanent deal for a former Bournemouth and Luton Town loanee.
Liverpool’s pursuit of a Fulham teenager has dominated the headlines for the past week and it now looks like they are going to face serious competition from Barcelona and Real Madrid.
Meanwhile, the former Middlesbrough player who Wolves were reportedly interested in last month had been revealed and a new Hull City signing says he is “made up” to have joined the Tigers.
A Liverpool defender has spoken about his future at the club after leaving on loan to join Bournemouth while Cherries’ boss Scott Parker has also been discussing another deadline day loan deal they completed for a Premier League player.
Finally, a Blackburn Rovers star is reportedly drawing interest from top flight sides Newcastle United, Leeds United and Aston Villa.
Here are Monday’s EFL Championship transfer rumours:
1. Celtic told they "cant afford" Semenyo
Celtic have been told ‘they can’t afford’ Bristol City forward Antoine Semenyo after they sent scouts to assess the £20m rated striker with a view to making a move in the summer (FLW) Photo: Alex Davidson
2. Cherries could try to make Davis move permanent
Bournemouth are considering a permanent move for Leeds United loanee Leif Davis in the summer (DorsetLive) Photo: Bryn Lennon
3. Chelsea target West Brom teenager
Chelsea "lead the chase" for 15-year old West Brom youth star Jamaldeen Jimoh (The Sun) Photo: Bryn Lennon
4. Spurs and Arsenal give up on Carvalho
Arsenal and Tottenham have both reportedly conceded defeat in their pursuit of Fulham hotshot Fabio Carvalho - leaving Manchester United and Liverpool free to battle over a summer deal for the youngster (Express) Photo: Jacques Feeney