The new Championship season is drawing near, with only a few days left till the big launch.
Now, Millwall and QPR will be tally the days and hours till the commencement of their own campaigns.
This weekend, Millwall takes on Watford, while QPR begins their campaign against West Brom. The Championship will be as competitive as ever, but both teams will be hoping to put their relegation concerns behind them in order to contend for a top half finish this season. With four weeks left before the deadline, we’ve compiled the most recent information and transfer rumors from the second tier here.
Palmer on the “interest” in Millwall.
Regarding Millwall’s alleged pursuit of West Brom striker Jayson Molumby, EFL analyst Carlton Palmer has offered his opinion. Neil Harris declined to shut down the connections over the weekend.
“The 24-year-old made a significant contribution to Corberán‘s team during his previous loan at Millwall, where he had made an impression. Palmer told Football League World that although he missed most of the previous season, he truly liked the player.
“His contract expires in the summer of next year, and a recent financial update has indicated that West Bromwich Albion is under a financial plan because they could potentially break expenditure limits. Molumby is thought to be one of those that West Bromwich Albion may have to cash in on.
“He’s also a little trouble after receiving an FA charge for allegedly punching someone behind closed doors during a preseason match versus Mallorca. All we can do is wait and see what the FA does to punish Molumby. It could be monetary or, more likely, result in a match ban.”
On Rowe links, Romano.
Transfer “insider” Fabrizio Romano has commented on the relationship between Norwich City and Leeds United player Jon Rowe after Summerville’s transfer from Elland Road to West Ham.
Yes, he is a potential. It is accurate to say that they are internally discussing his name. I’m informed that while nothing is nearly done as of yet, it is still a real possibility. They will undoubtedly take Summerville‘s place, Romano informed GiveMeSport.
“They are weighing all of the options, but I believe Leeds will move quickly on this one. They have money to invest, and they will undoubtedly do so because they made good money with Summerville and Archie Gray as well.”
Deal with Souttar “closed.”
Harry Souttar, a top player for Leicester City, is reportedly close to signing a contract with Sheffield United. The center defender completed his medical with the Blades on Tuesday before finalizing a transfer, according to Football Insider.
After failing to make the cut for the Foxes following their promotion to the Premier League, the 25-year-old is expected to sign a loan deal with United for the upcoming campaign. After initially spending £15 million on Souttar, Leicester has seen him play in over 60 league games.
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