Sheffield Wednesday are looking to land a former Reading winger, and reported one time Middlesbrough target, who has been seen turning out for the Owls’ Under 23 side.
A former England and Arsenal legend has revealed he applied for a number of vacant managerial positions over the past year including Preston North End and Swansea City.
Meanwhile, a former Hull City manager is back in the dugout further down the divisions while a former QPR Icon, who also turned out for Nottingham Forest and Stoke City, is wanted as number two at a League 2 side.
Blackburn Rovers are locked in contract talks with their star striker while a former Rovers forward while in League 1, Sunderland manager Lee Johnson has revealed he turned down a bid for their current top scorer in the Summer.
New Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper will consider bringing in players from the free agent market with two of his top stars missing through injury while a quartet of Premier League clubs are eyeing a move for Reading's star man in January.
There are plenty of Championship talents attracting interest from the top tier including West Brom’s England international goalkeeper who is believed to be firmly on the radar of Tottenham Hotspur.
Here are Thursday’s Championship transfer rumours:
Meanwhile, a former Hull City manager is back in the dugout further down the divisions while a former QPR Icon, who also turned out for Nottingham Forest and Stoke City, is wanted as number two at a League 2 side.
5. Former Tigers great Taylor back in the dugout
Former Hull City manager Peter Taylor is the new manager of National League South side Welling United. The Wings become the 23rd side (including international and caretaker roles) that the 68-year old has taken charge of. Photo: Mike Hewitt
6. Sunderland turned down Championship bid for Stewart
Sunderland manager Lee Johnson has revealed he club turned down an offer from an unnamed Championship club in the summer for striker Ross Stewart who has scored seven goals in nine league games so far this season (The 72) Photo: Stu Forster
7. Campbell turned down by multiple Championship clubs
Former England and Arsenal defender Sol Campbell has revealed that he has applied for, and been turned down by, a number of Championship sides who have been looking for new managers over the past year. The 47-year old claims he was knocked back by Bristol City, Ipswich Town, Preston North End and Swansea City (FLW) Photo: James Chance
8. Hill set for number two role at Hartlepool
Former QPR defender Clint Hill is set to become the assistant manager to Dave Challinor at League 2 side Hartlepool United (Hartlepool Mail) Photo: Steve Bardens