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West Bromwich Albion have recalled Caleb Taylor from his loan spell at League One leaders Wycombe Wanderers.

Taylor, 21, started 18 times in the league for the Chairboys during a successful period at Adams Park after signing a season-long loan deal for Matt Bloomfield's side in August.

"We are pleased to have Caleb return to us after such a rewarding spell at Wycombe, where he made a great contribution to their ascent to the top of League One," Baggies sporting director Andrew Nestor told the club website.

Taylor's only goal for Wycombe came in the 4-1 rout of Shrewsbury Town on 14 December.

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Luke Williams has admitted he is an admirer of Joe Low as Swansea City continue their pursuit of Wycombe Wanderers' Wales international centre-back.

Swansea are keen to sign Low, who helped Wycombe to League One victory over Exeter City on New Year's Day, during the January transfer window.

A deal is still to be agreed with the Chairboys amid reports that Swansea have failed with an initial bid for 22-year-old Low.

Swansea head coach Williams previously coached Low, who is a product of Bristol City's academy, during his spell as the Robins' under-23s boss.

"He is a player that I have worked with before," Williams said.

"I don't know exactly where we are in terms of bids being rejected - I need to catch up with the chairman. But he is certainly a player that we like."

Low, who has two Wales caps, has been a Wycombe regular since signing from Bristol City in 2023.

Swansea are in need of central defensive reinforcements with doubts over the future of Harry Darling.

Another defender, Nathan Abbey, has seen his season-long spell at Swansea cut short by Olympiakos having made just one appearance for the Welsh club.