Cardiff City transfer news as Scottish side 'edging closer' to Man Utd starlet linked with Bluebirds

Here's your round-up of all the latest Cardiff City headlines for Saturday, July 2.

Dundee United boss Jack Ross says he's hopeful his side are 'edging closer' to sealing another loan swoop for Manchester United midfielder Dylan Levitt, despite alleged interest from Cardiff City.

The 21-year-old spent last season on loan with the Tangerines, and proved a big hit at Tannadice, notching six goals and earning one assist.

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Cardiff and Derby County have recently been linked with moves for the Wales international. However, new boss Ross is clearly hopeful his side can win the race for his signature.

“Tony Asghar has spoken publicly about Dylan and said we have a strong desire to bring him back to the club,” said Ross.

“That process has been going on for a while now — and hopefully we are edging closer to bringing him back.

“That would be brilliant because he was hugely impressive when I came up against him [as Hibs manager] last season. I watched other games and he’s obviously a full international with Wales.

“There is a lot in his profile that fits and he’s one we’ve been working on for quite a while and hopefully we’re getting closer to it.”

Former Cardiff City loanee Tommy Doyle is set to join Sheffield United this summer.

The 20-year-old enjoyed a hugely impressive spell on loan with the Bluebirds midway through last season, but the chances of a return to the capital have appeared slim for some time, despite Steve Morison's enthusiasm to bring him back on board.

There was a suggestion Doyle might be ready to link up with Manchester City legend Vincent Kompany, who recently took the reins at newly-relegated