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Sheffield Wednesday have bolstered their attack with the signing of Michael Smith. The 30-year-old will officially complete his move to Hillsborough on July 1 after rejecting a contract extension at Rotherham United.
Bradford City have completed the signing of Richie Smallwood as they continue to build towards their first full season under Mark Hughes.
Shota Arveladze will take Hull City to face Turkish Süper Lig giants Fenerbahce for a pre-season friendly. The Tigers will face the Süper Lig runners-up at the Sukru Saracoglu Stadium on July 10th.
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Greg Docherty literally hit the ground running on Hull City's return to pre-season training yesterday. The 25-year-old Scot could face a battle to win a place in the Tigers' midfield next season with moves for Ozan Tufun and Adama Traore understood to have already been rubberstamped and owner Acun Ilicali holding talks with Jean Michael Seri in Istanbul today.
MK Dons manage Liam Manning has reassured his side’s supporters that they can hold out for a high fee for star man Scott Twine, making this claim as he spoke to BBC Three Counties Radio.
Rangers bloggers Four Lads Had A Dream have raised ‘huge doubts’ over the decision to award Allan McGregor a new contract.
Jean Michael Seri turned down a very good offer from a club in Saudi Arabia to focus on a move to Hull City and the Championship club are pulling out all the stops to sign him, according to The Guardian’s Will Unwin.