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Northampton have made their 11th signing of the window so far with Nottingham Forest defender Josh Powell arriving at Sixfields on loan.

Accrington Stanley have made a couple of loan additions to their squad with winger Joel Catesby from Everton and striker Charlie Warren from Bolton.

Shrewsbury have also been busy after bringing in Aston Villa defender Lino Sousa and 18-year-old Burnley forward Kian McMahon-Brown on season-long loans deals.

Chesterfield have signed Sheffield United striker Louie Marsh on loan for the rest of the season.

Middlesbrough defender Jack Daley has made the switch to Gillingham for the season after signing a new contract with the Championship side.

And midfielder Jayce Fitzgerald has joined joined Rotherham on loan from Manchester United.

West Bromwich Albion

West Bromwich Albion's young squad has shown plenty of promise at the start of this season.

Here are the nine new names at the Hawthorns this season:

• Toby Collyer, Manchester United
• Jimmy Jay-Morgan, Chelsea
• Conor Townsend, free
• Felix Horn Myhre, SK Brann
• Kareem Tunde, Levante
• Rabby Nzingoula, Strasbourg
• Barney Stewart, Falkirk
• Nolan Galves, Rodez
• Matt Ingram, Oxford United

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Millwall have set a £15m asking price for winger Femi Azeez amid multiple offers from Brighton.

The south-coast club, whose interest was first reported by BBC Sport, have made two offers in recent weeks worth over £10m. A third has more recently come in surpassing £12m.

Azeez is understood to be keen on a move to the Amex Stadium.

However, Brighton remain short of Millwall's valuation. The south London club are prepared to let Azeez take the next step in his career if their demands are met.

Millwall

Millwall were doing very well indeed until a rough day out at St Mary's on the weekend.

They've brought an additional nine players to this season's party:

• Tairyk Arconte, Rodez
• Mark Sykes, free
• Lyndon Dykes, free
• Danny Batth, free
• Jordi Osei-Tutu, free
• Jenson Metcalfe, Bradford City
• Kyrell Lisbie, Peterborough United
• Mathis Servais, KV Mechelen
• Elkan Baggott, Ipswich Town

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Middlesbrough

Will Lankshear already seems a quality buy for Middlesbrough.

The 21-year-old has scored six goals in five appearances for the Boro so far but he's not the only purchase Middlesbrough are hoping makes an impact:

• Will Lankshear, Tottenham Hotspur
• Jeremy Sarmiento, Brighton
• Kyle Joseph, Hull
• Ashley Phillips, Tottenham Hotspur
• Radek Vitek, Manchester United
• Myles Peart-Harris, free
• Sam Byram, free
• Max Arfsten, Columbus Crew
• Rokas Pukstas, Hadjuk Split
• Sebastian Berhalter, Vancouver Whitecaps

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There's been a fair few loan deals done so far in League One. Here are some of the latest which have been completed:

Bradford have signed Hayden Matthews from Portsmouth and Kieran Morgan from Championship side QPR both on season-long loans.

Peterborough have brought in central defender Josh Feeney from Aston Villa.

Stevenage have signed 19-year-old forward Benjamin Broggio on a season-long deal also from Villa making that their seventh signing of the window so far.

Charlton Athletic striker Daniel Kanu has made the switch to Notts County.

Manchester United defensive midfielder Dan Gore has joined Luton on loan.

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QPR

Queens Park Rangers are yet to lose a match so far this season.

They've brought in six to try and bolster their squad:

• Pierce Charles, on loan from Manchester City
• Dennis Cirkin, free
• Tariq Lamptey, free
• Glen Kamara, on loan from Rennes
• Calum Ward, Motherwell
• Boy Kemper, free

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Time to bring you up to date on some of the latest deals that have that have occurred in League One.

Reading have signed Northern Ireland striker Jamie Reid from Stevenage on a two-year deal, for an undisclosed fee.

Burton Albion have brought in winger Caylan Vickers who has joined also for an undisclosed fee from Brighton and defender Joe Lewis who has joined on on a one-year contract.

Wycombe Wanderers have signed Exeter City forward Jayden Wareham.

Meanwhile, Barnsley have strengthened their forward line by bringing in Ivorian striker Ben Hamed Toure from French second-tier club Annecy after re-signing full-back Ziyad Larkeche on loan from Championship side QPR.

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Swansea City are poised to complete the loan signing of Manchester City's Jeremy Monga after letting Leo Walta leave on loan.

A deal has been agreed to recruit 17-year-old winger Monga, who is due to travel to south Wales to undergo a medical before completing a season-long loan switch prior to Tuesday's 23:00 BST transfer deadline.

Finland international Walta, who was left out of the matchday squad for Swansea's 3-0 win at Derby County on Saturday, has joined Los Angeles.

The Major League Soccer side have signed him on loan for the rest of their 2026 season with the option to buy.

Swansea City

Swansea have been very busy this summer and it's been paying off, with the club currently sitting in third place on the table after three games.

Here are the 10 players they've brought in:

• Ross Stewart, free
• Joseph Opoku, Zulte Waregem
• Moussa Yeo, RB Salzburg
• Elijah Just, Motherwell
• Stephen Eustaquio, Porto
• Leo Walta, Sirius
• Tom Iorpenda, Huddersfield Town
• Stephen Welsh, free
• Jenson Seelt, on loan from Sunderland
• Tiago Parente, on loan from Benfica

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West Ham's move for Wolves' Ladislav Krejcí is likely to fail.

The Hammers wanted to bring the defender - who can also play in midfield - to the London Stadium but it is understood Krejci does not want to play in the second tier.

Wolves would also not entertain selling him to a direct Championship rival.

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolves have made some big waves with some of their transfers as they look to bounce straight back to the Premier League.

They've brought in seven new players and some exciting names too:

• Raul Jimenez, free
• Kieran Trippier, free
• Jordan James, on loan from Rennes
• John Ruddy, free
• Joao Virginia, Sporting Lisbon
• Ladislav Krejci, Girona
• Rafiki Said, Standard Liege

Charlton Athletic

Charlton Athletic have gotten off to quite the start to lead the Championship after three wins in three.

They've brought in eight new players so far this window:

• Millenic Alli, Luton
• Karlan Grant, external, free
• Danny McNamara, free
• Nathaniel Chalobah, free
• Ivan Mesik, Heracles Almelo
• Billy Koumetio, Dundee FC
• Arthur Okonkwo, on loan from Wrexham
• Tyler Bindon, on loan from Nottingham Forest
• Timothy Ouma, on loan from Slavia Prague

Let's have a look at what the Championship clubs have been up to, shall we?

Southampton

Taylor Harwood-Bellis isn't the only Saints player who could be leaving St Mary's tonight.

Winger Sam Edozie has confirmed on his Instagram account, external that he's submitted a transfer request in search of more minutes.

One to keep an eye on. Anybody interested in seeing him at your club?

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Aston Villa are closing in on a £29m deal for Southampton defender Taylor Harwood-Bellis.

A deal for the one-cap England international remains subject to the finalisation of minor details, but all parties expect him to move to Villa Park before Tuesday's transfer deadline.

Villa had previously had an £18m bid rejected but have now moved to meet the south coast club's asking price, through an initial £25m fee plus £4m in add-ons.

The 24-year-old centre-back has not played for Saints since their 2-1 defeat to Watford on 16 August, sitting out three matches as noise around his potential transfer continues.

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Chris Wilder made it clear before the summer even began that there was a possibility players would leave Sheffield United in the transfer window.

The loss of parachute payments made it inevitable. Plus, an argument could be made that a little bit of a refresh wouldn't be a bad thing, to give a shot in the arm to United's hopes of once again competing for promotion.

However, if Callum O'Hare departs, it'll be too much.

Read more of Rob Staton's view on Wrexham's bid for O'Hare here.