Championship clubs continue to make moves to bolster their squads in the summer transfer window with the 2022/23 campaign right around the corner.
Luton Town are expected to complete the signing of a £2m striker from Barnsley while Sheffield United are set to open talks with a former Derby County midfielder who is a free agent after leaving the relegated Rams.
Meanwhile, Hull City are closing in on a free agent Colombian forward and Burnley’s pursuit of a £3.5m valued striker has reportedly ‘hit a brick wall’.
Tottenham Hotspur are expected to confirm the widely reported signing of a Middlesbrough defender later this week and Brighton are said to be interested in signing a Swansea City goalkeeper.
Elsewhere, Crystal Palace have joined two other Premier League clubs in pursuing a move for a Wolves midfielder who has spent the past two campaigns on-loan in the Championship while QPR striker wants to return to his hometown club after enjoying his loan spell there last season.
Finally, Millwall have said they are “disappointed” is one of their most promising starlets decision to leave the club and sign for Scottish Premiership side Rangers.
Here are the Championship transfer news stories making the headline on Tuesday morning:
5. Ex-Blade in demand
Crystal Palace have entered the race for former Sheffield United loanee Morgan Gibbs-White with the Wolves midfielder also attracting interest from Southampton and Nottingham Forest (Daily Mail) | Getty Images
6. Tigers closing in on Colombian forward
Hull City are closing in on the signing of Colombian striker Óscar Estupiñán and hope to tie up a deal for the free agent in the next 24 to 48 hours (Hull Daily Mail) | AFP via Getty Images
7. Hatters to sign Morris
Luton Town are expected to sign Barnsley striker Carlton Morris in a deal that will be worth around £2 million (FLW) | Getty Images
8. Burnley could miss out on striker
Burnley’s pursuit of Standard Liege striker Jackson Muleka has “hit a brick wall” with the Championship outfit have failing to reach an agreement with the £3.5 million striker (HITC via DH Net) | BELGA MAG/AFP via Getty Images