Clubs across English football’s second tier are exploring options to improve their squads ahead of the new season.
A Sheffield United goalkeeper is wanted on-loan by a Scottish Premiership club currently managed by a former Watford, Cardiff City and Wigan Athletic manager while Burnley are stepping up their chase for £4 million valued midfielder who is also on Hull City’s radar.
A Wigan Athletic midfielder has dismissed rumours linking him with a return to a former club and says he is determined to fight for his place at the Latics and a Luton Town striker looks set for a move to Northampton Town.
Elsewhere, Cardiff City’s summer transfer window plans will see them looking to strengthen the spin of their team by signing a new centre back, central midfielder and striker while Stoke City are on the trail of two more summer signings.
West Brom have expressed an interest in a Leicester City midfielder who Steve Bruce tried to sign while he was Newcastle United manager and Swansea City are looking to complete the signing of a released Arsenal keeper.
Finally, Scottish side Aberdeen have placed a £3m price tag on their Scotland international midfielder who is reportedly wanted by Millwall.
Here are the transfer news stories making the headlines on Tuesday morning:

5. Cardiff looking to strengthen spine
A centre-back, central midfielder and a striker are the next three signing priorities for Cardiff City (Wales Online) | Getty Images

6. Hatters striker set for League Two move
League Two side Northampton Town are set to sign Luton Town striker Danny Hylton who was also wanted by AFC Wimbledon (FLW) | Getty Images

7. Shinnie focused on Wigan future
Wigan Athletic midfielder Grame Shinnie says he is ready to fight for his place at the DW Stadium after playing down links to a return with former club Aberdeen (Press & Journal) | Getty Images

8. Clarets to make £4m Twine offer
Burnley are set to make a £4m move to rival Hull City for the signature of MK Dons attacking midfielder Scott Twine (Inside Futbol) | Getty Images


