Transfer Gossip – July 14th

Championship/League One/League Two

• Leeds United are interested in Brazilian left winger Raphael Martinho who is co-owned by Italian clubs Catania and Verona (HITC)
• Derby County are continuing their pursuit of their former defender Jason Shackell who is reported to fell he has unfinished business at Pride Park (VitalFootball)
• Wolves are eyeing a move for former England winger Shaun Wright-Phillips if they fail to keep hold of their wanted midfielder Bakary Sako (First4LCFC)
• Huddersfield Town are interested in Manchester City’s Jordi Hiwula but face competition from Bolton, Birmingham, Leeds and Celtic for the striker (VitalFootball)
• Leeds United have been quoted £1 million by Cardiff City if they want to turn midfielder Tom Adeyemi’s loan into a permanent transfer (WalesOnline)
• Burnley are lining up a move for former Watford loanee Daniel Tozser after the Hungarian left financially stricken Italian club Parma (VitalFootball)
• Barnsley face a fight to hold onto their highly rated youngster Mason Holgate who has been attracting interest from Premier League sides Aston Villa and Swansea (Clubcall)
• Southend United are in talks with former Leeds United Noel Hunt who is available on a free transfer after being released by Ipswich Town in the summer (VitalFootball)
• Notts County are reported to be in advanced talks with former Ajax midfielder Stanley Aborah who has been on trial at the club since pre-season began (Nottingham Post)
• Doncaster Rovers are being linked with a move for former Chelsea striker Mikael Forssell after the 34 year Finnish international left German second division side Bochum at the end of the season (VitalFootball)
• Portsmouth are keeping tabs on former Derby County striker Theo Robinson who has been on trial at Fratton Park during pre-season (Portsmouth The News)
• Leyton Orient are keen on signing Peterborough United midfielder Jack Payne who are willing to let their club captain leave should the right offer come in (Guardian)

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