Cardiff City transfer headlines as starlet says Man United education helping him thrive and Will Vaulks pulls no punches over season

Here's your round-up of all the latest Cardiff City headlines for Sunday, May 1.

Oliver Denham insists Steve Morison can guide Cardiff City to the top six next season, and says his own background at Manchester United has helped him hit the ground running in the Championship.

The youngster has made a hugely positive impression in the capital since an assured first senior start at Anfield in the FA Cup back in February. He has since gone on to make four Championship starts, including the final home game of the season against Birmingham City on Saturday.

The Bluebirds are facing a summer of mass upheaval, with 10 players out of contract and five loanees set to return to parent clubs. Morison has already suggested that he's already more or less agreed the details around a couple of incomings. You can read his full update following the draw with the Blues here.

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However, despite all the expected new arrivals, Denham is clearly hopeful of continuing his progress, under a manager he's worked with closely since under-23s level. Speaking after Saturday's draw, he said: "I know what he [Morison] wants from me and what I need to give him to impress him. That relationship has definitely helped me.

"It will be interesting to see who he brings in and how we go about challenging to try and get promotion. It’s exciting to see what happens. We have tried to implement a new style of play, trying to play out from the back and then creating chances. You can definitely the changes he is trying to bring in."

While he's arguably the latest of several promising youngster to come through the ranks, Denham actually started out at