The 72+ podcast is BACK and it's got a brand new home.
Follow along as Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff dive into the biggest stories across the EFL, with expert analysis, exclusive guests and the moments everyone is talking about.
A new episode drops on Tuesday night so make sure not to miss it by clicking subscribe on the new 72+: The EFL Podcast BBC Sounds page here.
Welcome to… 72+
Image source, Getty ImagesCan't get enough of your beloved League Two club? Fear not.
BBC Sport covers all 24 League Two sides with dedicated online and radio reporters at hand to tell the story from every angle.
Expect match reports, analysis, features and interviews - the works.
We'll also have live text coverage of most League Two matches this season so you won't miss any of the action even when you're out of town.
Remember, the best way to get all of this content is to download the BBC Sport app and follow your favourite teams and sports using the My Sport tab.
Once you've set this up, you'll have quick access to those pages at the top of your Home tab and we'll be able to serve you better, more personalised, experiences in future.
And when following your League Two team, from the start of the 2026-27 season you'll also get Live Notifications which gives you score updates directly on your phone's lock screen during a match.
Image source, ShutterstockHarry Boyes has had loan spells in the EFL with Forest Green, Lincoln, Wycombe and Fleetwood
York City have signed defender Harry Boyes for an undisclosed fee from Southend United.
Boyes played in all but two of Southend's National League games last season and was part of their side that won the FA Trophy, having left Sheffield United 12 months ago.
The 24-year-old wing-back returns to his native Yorkshire to join the Minstermen ahead of their EFL return.
York play their first competitive match of the season on Monday as they host Crawley Town in the EFL Cup preliminary round (19:30 BST).
Image source, ShutterstockAlfie McNally signed a new deal with Fulham through to the end of the 2027-28 season last November
York City have signed Fulham goalkeeper Alfie McNally on a season-long loan deal.
The 21-year-old is yet to make his senior debut for the Cottagers but has played for their under-21s in the EFL Trophy.
McNally is York's ninth summer signing after they secured promotion back to League Two.
He could make his competitive bow for the Minstermen in the EFL Cup preliminary round tie against Crawley on Monday, 3 August.
Image source, Getty ImagesNathaniel-George played under Worthing manager Adam Hinshelwood at York City
Worthing boss Adam Hinshelwood has returned to former club York City to sign winger Ashley Nathaniel-George.
The 31-year-old Antigua & Barbuda international joined the Minstermen when Hinshelwood was in charge two years ago and has now followed him south after his contract expired.
Nathaniel-George previously featured for Crawley Town and Southend United in League Two and has also had spells with Torquay United, Maidenhead United, Hartlepool United and Wealdstone.
"On his day he can be a real game changer with the way he can just glide past players," Hinshelwood told the club's website., external "I'm really excited to be working with him again."
Image source, ShutterstockExperienced goalkeeper Rory Watson has agreed a one-year deal to become Harrogate Town's fifth summer signing.
The 30-year-old, who began his professional career with Hull, was a free agent after leaving National League champions York City at the end of the 2025-26 campaign.
"I'm ecstatic," he told the club's website, external. "I've been a part of successful teams in the past and looking at the squad being built here, I think this can be a real success as well."
Watson has previously had three separate spells at Scunthorpe United, where he spent part of last season on loan, as well as stints with Wrexham, Doncaster Rovers and North Ferriby United.
York City have entered advanced talks to sign Colchester United midfielder Arthur Read on a free transfer. The Londoner made 45 appearances in League Two last season. (Football Insider), external
Want more transfer news from the EFL? Take a look at Thursday's gossip column here.
Image source, ShutterstockCallum Howe made 28 appearances for York in the National League last season as they won the title
Scunthorpe United have signed defender Callum Howe on a two-year deal.
The 32-year-old captained York to promotion from the National League last season but turned down the offer of a new contract with the Minstermen.
He started his career in the Iron's academy and the move will see him play alongside younger brother Declan.
Meanwhile, goalkeeper Maison Campbell, 22, has signed a new one-year deal with Andy Butler's side.
Image source, Getty ImagesHearts have signed former Dundee and Dunfermline Athletic defender Malachi Fagan-Walcott from York City for an undisclosed fee.
The 24-year-old, who has agreed a four-year contract, was at the time Tottenham Hotspur's youngest-ever player when he made his debut in the Champions League round of 16 defeat by RB Leipzig in 2020.
But last season he helped York win the National League title, scoring eight goals and providing four assists in 37 appearances.
Overall, Fagan-Walcott has scored 14 times in 79 games for the club he joined nearly two years ago from Cardiff City.
The London-born defender first arrived in Scotland on loan to Dundee from Spurs in 2021, but his time at Dens Park was cut short by injury after just two games.
He joined Cardiff on his release by Spurs but only made one start and two substitute appearances and was sold to York after a successful six-month loan spell.
Before then, Fagan-Walcott had also had a loan spell with Dunfermline, making 15 appearances and scoring three goals in the latter half of 2023-24 season for the Championship club.
He becomes Hearts' fifth signing of the summer and comes the day after head coach Derek McInnes left to join Rangers.
