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    Millwall

    Millwall looking serious in the transfer market the promotion and play-off push looking positive.

    Tony, south east London

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    Every time I see X club has signed Y player, I think 'oh great, another one who will inevitably score the winner against us'... #PUSB

    Benjamin, Coventry

    Loving that positive attitude, Benjamin.

    Re Ste from Boro’s comment (14:45)… at least someone has finally recongised what a job Robinson is doing at St Mirren. Next NI manager when Michael O’Neill retires.

    Craig, Newark

  3. What's the Championship spend this window?

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    Paul MacDonald
    FootballTransfers.com

    We're currently at £39.5m spent in this window with Birmingham being the most active; their acquisitions of Carlos Vicente and August Priske for a combined £13m has been the standout spend of the window.

    This level is slightly above what most Championship clubs spend in January with the exception of January 2025, when £86.1m was the record outlay in winter.

    Including business conducted in the summer that would take transfer spend in the Championship for 25-26 to £349m, easily the record for spending in a single season, surpassing, unsurprisingly, 24-25 which was £317m.

    And that's of course before any additional business to be completed today.

    It's worth remembering that Birmingham have also completed a permanent deal for winger Patrick Roberts so far today.

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    Watford

    Can't see Watford bringing in anything other than a token Udinese loan. Gracia quit because the owner simply refuses to spend the money required to push the squad into the play-offs. Can see our best assets being prised away in the summer. Frustrating.

    Doug, Pocklington

  5. DONE DEALS: Tzanev joins Huddersfield and Cameron departs Barrow

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    A couple of deals to bring you from League Two.

    Newport County have announced that goalkeeper Nik Tzanev has joined Huddersfield Town on a permanent basis.

    And Barrow have confirmed that Innes Cameron has joined Scottish side Raith Rovers on-loan for the rest of the season.

  6. Transfer specials

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    A reminder that if you have not had enough of all the comings and goings by this evening then you can get more analysis and air your views on BBC Local Radio with a number of stations doing special programmes, which you can either watch or listen to - or for some of them, both!. Just follow the links below:

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    Birmingham City

    Blues signed Patrick Roberts on two deadline days in the same season.

    Felix, Birmingham

    It's good business that we have signed Patrick Roberts permanently, all we need now is a left sided centre-half to complete our winter wonderland.

    Graham, Birmingham

    Paddy Roberts, Vicente, Osman, with Dimmy Gray and Scott Wright coming back from injury too. Those wide options are looking good.

    Jake, Birmingham

  8. DONE DEAL: Lee joins Doncaster on loan

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    Doncaster Rovers have signed Elliot Lee on loan from Wrexham for the remainder of the season

    The 31-year-old has scored 40 goals in 150 appearances for the Welsh side.

    “I’m really pleased. We’ve been chasing Elliot all month and we had to be patient but we've got it done," said Rover boss Grant McCann.

    Happy with this one, Donny fans?

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    Southampton

    Hope Adam Armstrong has a successful medical if he goes to Wolves, apparently had 'a knock' at the weekend.....

    Stuart, Brockenhurst

    Sad to see Armstrong go. He has been our talisman in recent years. Wishing the incoming players well,but I can’t understand why we are not considering proven players. We rely too much on foreign players who we hope make an instant impact. Not fair on them and unhelpful with the team and the player’s development.

    Daniel, Isle of Wight

  10. DONE DEAL: Ipswich take Doherty from Stevenage

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    Ipswich Town

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    Ipswich Town have signed highly-rated midfielder Ryan Doherty from Stevenage for a six-figure fee plus add-ons.

    The 17-year-old made his Stevenage debut as a 16-year-old and has made 11 first-team appearances for the League One club.

    Doherty is expected to initially go into the Championship club's academy set-up.

  11. DONE DEAL: Bradford sign Wheatley on loan

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    Bradford City

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    Speaking of parties...

    Bradford City have signed Ethan Wheatley on loan from Manchester United teasing it with a picture of a party hat with Ethan written on it, a lovely looking cake and a cup of tea.

    The forward joins the Bantams having been on loan at Northampton Town.

  12. DONE DEAL: Roberts makes Birmingham stay permanent

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    Birmingham City

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    Birmingham City have joined the deadline day party.

    Blues have completed the permanent signing of midfielder Patrick Roberts from Sunderland.

    The 28-year-old has been on loan at St Andrew's since September, scoring three goals in 25 Championship appearances.

    Roberts has signed a two-and-a-half-year contract.

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    Birmingham City

    Any news on movements in and out of Birmingham? Looks like Paddy Roberts maybe joining permanently.

    Jake, Birmingham

    Hold that thought, Jake.

  14. Norwich want it to be a Field day

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    Norwich City

    Rob Butler, BBC Radio Norfolk:

    Norwich City look set to bolster their midfield options with QPR's Sam Field close to signing on loan.

    The Canaries are desperate to bring in cover for influential midfielder Pelle Mattsson, who is out for several weeks with an ankle injury.

    Field can also operate as a left-back which will be useful following the news that January loan signing Harry Amass could be on his way back to parent club Manchester United.

    Amass sustained a serious hamstring injury in training last Friday and missed the 1-0 defeat at Middlesbrough.Striker Josh Sargent could still leave the Canaries in the coming weeks with MLS team Toronto his preferred destination and that league's transfer window is open until 26 March.

  15. Canaries flying in reinforcements

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    Norwich City

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    Norwich City's climb out of the Championship relegation zone has been helped by the signings of striker Mohamed Toure from Danish club Randers, winger Ali Ahmed, midfielder Paris Maghoma and left-back Harry Amass.

    Australian international Toure put pen to paper yesterday having scored 11 goals in 39 league appearances for Randers since joining them in the summer of 2024.

    It looks like there could also be another new arrival on the way - but do the Canaries still need more new faces? Let us know by using the 'Get Involved' button on this page.

  16. Brewers reject Shade interest

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    Dominic Dietrich
    BBC Radio Derby commentator

    Burton Albion have knocked back bids from Championship clubs for striker Tyrese Shade after 10 goals in his past 16 matches.

    The Brewers recruited him from National League Eastleigh in the summer.

  17. DONE DEAL: Hunt joins Wigan

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    Wigan Athletic

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    We have a signing at Wigan to bring you and it's Jack Hunt.

    The 35-year-old defender signs a deal until the end of the season and becomes Ryan Lowes third signing of the window.

    Formerly of Huddersfield Town and Sheffield Wednesday, Hunt has made made over 500 career appearances and joins after a short spell at Stockport County.

  18. Bolton's pursuit of Hardie off?

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    Bolton Wanderers

    BBC Radio Manchester's Jack Dearden:

    Am hearing Bolton could have decided to admit defeat in their pursuit of Ryan Hardie, with the Wrexham man now being linked with Huddersfield.

    The Wanderers are also believed to have turned down loan bids for John McAtee.

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    Blackburn Rovers

    Blackburn should appoint St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson. He won the Buddies the Scottish League Cup against Celtic this season and would keep Rovers up, in my opinion.

    Steven, Middlesbrough

    Re 14:15: Ian Holloway has scruples and will not leave Swindon Town.

    Kevin, Swindon

  20. Oxford 'having conversations'

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    Oxford United

    Oxford United are still talking to players about joining their Championship relegation scrap or potentially heading out of the door for pastures new, according to boss Matt Bloomfield.

    The U's are preparing for their match at Sheffield United tomorrow night having added defender Christ Makosso from Bloomfield's former club Luton at the weekend:

    "There are certainly conversations going on behind the scenes," Bloomfield told BBC Radio Oxford in his pre-match press conference.

    "I don't want to put my name to the mast and then something doesn't happen.

    "We don't want unhappy players being here and not in the 25-man squad, it's not what I want for them as individuals or for us as a group."