Wigan Athletic will be preparing for a busy summer transfer window after securing a promotion into the Championship this season.
Not only did they qualify for promotion, but Athletic secured a League win with 27 wins and 11 draws altogether this season.
Athletic have already signed the Torquay United goalkeeper Matt Wonnacott in order to help boost their youth ranks, but Leam Richardson will be desperate to continue searching for more talent as his squad prepare to rejoin the Championship once more.
Sheffield Wednesday striker, Lee Gregory, has also been linked with a move to the Latics after a solid performance in League One this season.
However, Gregory has secured just 40 goals in 183 second-tier appearances across five seasons so Wigan may do well to continue their search elsewhere.
Take a look at the latest news from the Championship, including soon-to-be Championship side Wigan Athletic and their future opponents.
1. Ecuadorian Winger will not join the Premier League
Reports had recently come in suggesting that Gonzalo Plata would be joining Fulham. However, Marco Silva has since spoken out claiming this was never a request he asked for and the Portuguese newspaper A Bola adds that Fulham do not see the Sporting winger ‘as a player who could feature’. (Sport Witness)
2. Fulham make £17m loss as midfielder leaves
The Cameroon International Andre Anguissa is set to stay at Napoli after an impressive season on loan from Fulham. It is thought that Aurelio De Laurentiis will pay around £12.5m for the midfielder. (DailyMail)
3. Blackburn Rovers transfer target could favour Portsmouth switch
Rovers have been eyeing up Notts County striker Kyle Wootton, who has scored 21 goals this season, but it would appear that Wootton is more in favour of a transfer to Portsmouth and has been a long-term prospect for Pompey boss Danny Cowley (The News)
4. Bournemouth's £5m star reflects on career low recovery
The Bournemouth striker Kieffer Moore has had a challenging pathway in his career, which have included multiple spells in non-league sides and a six month stint in Norway. As he reflects on his journey, Moore said: “I’ll be honest. I always had a deep lying (feeling), something was burning inside me, saying that I was always going to make it.” (Daily Echo)