Midfielder set for Wigan return, FA to intervene in Premier League proposals, Leeds United target teenage ace - Championship rumour mill
All the latest news, transfer speculation and more from around the Championship
If things had happened differently this weekend was set to be an interesting one for Wigan Athletic. A week past the season end they’d have either consolidated their place in the Championship or been pulled into League One.
Yet, as things stand, there is still plenty of uncertainty as to what will happen next. They may return to action behind closed doors or it may be taken out of their hands by the powers that be. There is plenty still to be discussed.
Click and scroll through for the latest from the Championship.
1. Championship loan dilemma
The EFL will stand up to the Premier League in regards to loans if football starts up again. The EFL believes the top-flight clubs should be “obliged” to extend deals already in place, which includes the likes of Ben White at Leeds and Sheffield Wednesday players including Jacob Murphy and Connor Wickham. (The Athletic) Photo: George Wood
2. Millwall could look to reduce £500k fee for Derby ace
Millwall may look to negotiate the price of their option to buy on Derby County loanee Mason Bennett. The Londonders have a £500k deal in place to turn the loan deal for the forward permanent. Bennett found himself in trouble recently for a slur against his parent club on Snapchat. (The Athletic) Photo: Nathan Stirk
3. Leeds get Koch boost
Leeds United have received a huge boost in their pursuit of centre-back Robin Koch. The 23-year-old German international is keen to leave Freiburg after turning down a new contract. The Bundesliga side want €10m for the player who is also interesting Benfica. (A Bola) Photo: INA FASSBENDER
4. Celtic keen on Stoke teenage ace
Celtic want Stoke City starlet Mohamed Sankoh. The 16-year-old Dutch youth international has impressed in the U18 Premier League with interest from around Europe. The player is keen to break into the Stoke first-team. (Football Insider) Photo: Gareth Copley