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The English Football League is approaching the final few weeks of another dramatic season.

It promises to be a fascinating finale at both ends of all three divisions. But for a clutch of clubs, it has been a testing campaign, having to operate under the constraints of a transfer embargo. A number of sides were placed under embargoes last summer.

In the case of Derby County this was down to a number of reasons such as failing to provide relevant accounts and entering administration. Most other cases were as a result of clubs taking a loan to cover losses as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. Hull City were one of the clubs placed under embargo last summer but had it lifted in January following their takeover when the loan was repaid.

Here, we look at how the seven EFL clubs still under embargo are faring heading into the final straight.

The EFL club that has been subject to most headlines this season, Derby County are still in administration.

The Rams are enduring a season where everything that could have gone wrong mostly has. Wayne Rooney's side have not only had to deal with the aforementioned embargo, which has