Will Vaulks to Sheffield Wednesday: What do we know so far? Is it likely to happen?
The summer transfer window is now open and Sheffield Wednesday will want to be busy in the weeks ahead as they prepare for another season in League One.
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David Marshall: Hibs goalkeeper's international retirement 'was a shock', says Scotland boss Steve Clarke
The 37-year-old, who joined Hibs as a free agent this summer following his departure from Queens Park Rangers, made the shock announcement just days before the start of the Nations League campaign, having been among the substitutes for the 2022 World Cup play-off semi-final defeat by Ukraine last week.
‘Crazy’ calendar increases the risk of player burnout, says Gareth Bale
Gareth Bale has warned “crazy” demands will have serious burnout consequences for players as he rubbished talk of him joining Spanish club Getafe.
Sheffield Wednesday transfer boost emerges as summer target becomes free agent
Sheffield Wednesday have been handed a big transfer boost on the day that the transfer window officially opens, with one of their summer transfer targets set to officially become a free agent.
Cardiff City transfers news as Ralls remains in talks, eight let go and Gareth Bale rubbishes links
These are your Cardiff City headlines on Friday, June 10
Cardiff City announce their retained list ahead of the 2022/23 season
Cardiff City had a generally disappointing season in the Championship this year and ended up finishing the campaign sat 18th in the league.
Sheffield Wednesday-linked midfielder released by Cardiff City as squad overhaul continues
Sheffield Wednesday transfer target Will Vaulks is on his way out of Cardiff City. The Wales international is to leave the Championship club at the end of June following the expiry of his contract.
Birmingham City transfers: The state of play as the summer window officially opens
The bell to signal the opening of trading for this summer’s transfer window has officially been rung. From today until 11pm on Thursday, September 1 all Premier League and EFL clubs are able to buy, sell, borrow and lend players as they see fit.