Transfer Rumours Jan 2018 City Transfer Thread

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Final list of all transfers involving Championship clubs...

31 January/1 February

10:00 Jordan Stevens [Forest Green - Leeds] Undisclosed

09:00 Tony Craig [Millwall - Bristol Rovers] Free

00:45 Benik Afobe [Bournemouth - Wolves] Loan

00:20 Lee Camp [Cardiff - Sunderland] Loan

00:00 Ashley Fletcher [Middlesbrough - Sunderland] Loan

00:00 Omar Bogle [Cardiff - Peterborough] Loan

00:00 Adlene Guedioura [Middlesbrough - Nottingham Forest] Undisclosed

23:50 Aleksandar Mitrovic [Newcastle - Fulham] Loan

23:45 Jack Colback [Newcastle - Nottingham Forest] Loan

23:44 Muhamed Besic [Everton - Middlesbrough] Loan

23:31 Mason Bennett [Derby - Notts County] Loan

23:30 Cyrus Christie [Middlesbrough - Fulham] Undisclosed

23:30 Zach Clough [Nottingham Forest - Bolton] Loan

23:25 Oli McBurnie [Swansea - Barnsley] Loan

23:24 Martin Cranie [Huddersfield - Middlesbrough] Undisclosed

23:20 Kasey Palmer [Chelsea - Derby] Loan

23:15 Jamie Ward [Nottingham Forest - Cardiff] Loan

23:15 Lee Tomlin [Cardiff - Nottingham Forest] Loan

23:00 Jon Flanagan [Liverpool - Bolton] Loan

23:00 Jacob Brown [Barnsley - Chesterfield] Loan

22:55 Tin Plavotic [Bristol City - Barnet] Loan

22:50 Stephen Henderson [Nottingham Forest - Portsmouth] Loan

22:45 Matt Mills [Nottingham Forest - Barnsley] Free

22:45 Harry Wilson [Liverpool - Hull] Loan

22:40 Joe Lolley [Huddersfield - Nottingham Forest] Undisclosed

22:35 George Legg [Reading - Barnet] Loan

22:30 Christoph Knasmullner [Admira Wacker - Barnsley] Undisclosed

22:00 Lewis Grabban [Bournemouth - Aston Villa] Loan

21:50 Ben Stevenson [Wolves - Colchester] Loan

21:50 Ben Stevenson [Coventry - Wolves] Undisclosed

21:40 Marnick Vermijl [Preston - Scunthorpe] Loan

21:31 Reece Burke [West Ham - Bolton] Loan

21:00 Easah Suliman [Aston Villa - Grimsby] Loan

21:00 Gary Madine [Bolton - Cardiff] About £6m

20:46 Mustapha Carayol [Nottingham Forest - Ipswich] Free

20:09 Barry Cotter [Limerick - Ipswich] Undisclosed

19:30 Chris Martin [Derby - Reading] Loan

19:15 Tyler Walker [Nottingham Forest - Bolton] Loan

19:01 Ovie Ejaria [Liverpool - Sunderland] Loan

18:00 Nathan Thomas [Sheffield United - Shrewsbury] Loan

18:00 Flynn Downes [Ipswich - Luton] Loan

18:00 Angus MacDonald [Barnsley - Hull] Undisclosed

18:00 Costel Pantilimon [Watford - Nottingham Forest] Loan

18:00 Ashkan Dejagah [Unattached - Nottingham Forest]

16:58 Jake Andrews [Bristol City - Cheltenham] Loan

15:30 Eoin Doyle [Preston - Oldham] Loan

15:00 Ben Marshall [Wolves - Millwall] Loan

14:45 Dylan Mottley-Henry [Barnsley - Chesterfield] Loan

13:31 Olamide Shodipo [QPR - Colchester] Loan

13:00 Stephen Humphrys [Fulham - Rochdale] Loan

13:00 Tyler Roberts [West Brom - Leeds] £2.5m

10:30 Matt Penney [Sheffield Wednesday - Mansfield] Loan

30 January

Andy Boyle [Preston - Doncaster] Loan

Tobias Figueiredo [Sporting Lisbon - Nottingham Forest] Loan

Jack Harrison [Manchester City - Middlesbrough] Loan

Diogo Jota [Atletico Madrid - Wolves] Undisclosed*

Jota currently on season-long loan, deal to become permanent in the summer

Chiedozie Ogbene [Limerick - Brentford] Undisclosed

29 January

Tim Cahill [Unattached - Millwall]

Tommy Elphick [Aston Villa - Reading] Loan

Caolan Lavery [Sheffield United - Rotherham] Loan

Connor Mahoney [Bournemouth - Barnsley] Loan

Justin Shaibu [Brentford - Walsall] Loan

Harry Toffolo [Norwich - Millwall] Undisclosed

26 January

Darren Bent [Derby - Burton] Loan

Matty Lund [Burton - Bradford] Loan

Duckens Nazon [Wolves - Oldham] Loan

Kris Twardek [Millwall - Carlisle] Loan

Stephen Warnock [Burton - Bradford] Loan

Mallik Wilks [Leeds - Grimsby] Loan

25 January

Lois Diony [Saint-Etienne - Bristol City] Loan

Onel Hernandez [Eintracht Braunschweig - Norwich] Undisclosed

Moritz Leitner [FC Augsburg - Norwich] Loan

Matty Palmer [Burton - Rotherham] Undisclosed

Jason Shackell [Derby - Millwall] Loan

Dennis Srbeny [Paderborn - Norwich] Undisclosed

Axel Tuanzebe [Manchester United - Aston Villa] Loan

24 January

Paul Rooney [Millwall - Colchester] Undisclosed

22 January

Kenny McLean [Aberdeen - Norwich] Undisclosed*

*McLean loaned back to Aberdeen for rest of 2017-18 season

Matt Targett [Southampton - Fulham] Loan

Michal Zyro [Wolves - Charlton] Loan

19 January

Gboly Ariyibi [Nottingham Forest - Northampton] Loan

Cameron Carter-Vickers [Tottenham - Ipswich] Loan

Ilias Chatzitheodoridis [Brentford - Cheltenham] Loan

Stephen Gleeson [Birmingham - Ipswich] Free

Harry McKirdy [Aston Villa - Crewe] Loan

George Miller [Middlebrough - Bury] Loan

Dani Pinillos [Cordoba - Barnsley] Undisclosed

18 January

Adam Forshaw [Middlesbrough - Leeds] £4.5m

Joey Pelupessy [Heracles Almelo - Sheffield Wednesday] Undisclosed

Zak Vyner [Bristol City - Plymouth] Loan

17 January

Brandon Comley [QPR - Colchester] Undisclosed

Marko Grujic [Liverpool - Cardiff] Loan

Martin Samuelsen [West Ham - Burton] Loan

Marcus Tavernier [Middlesbrough - MK Dons] Loan

Deniss Rakels [Reading - Cracovia] Loan

16 January

Cameron Jerome [Norwich - Derby] Undisclosed

15 January

Marcus Edwards [Tottenham - Norwich] Loan

Ricky Holmes [Charlton - Sheffield United] Undisclosed

12 January

Harry Charsley [Everton - Bolton] Loan

Callum Guy [Derby - Bradford] Loan

Ryan Kent [Liverpool - Bristol City] Loan

Nathan McGinley [Middlesbrough - Wycombe]

James Vaughan [Sunderland - Wigan] Undisclosed

Yanic Wildschut [Norwich - Cardiff] Loan

11 January

Laurens de Bock [Club Brugge - Leeds] Undisclosed

Connor Simpson [Hartlepool - Preston] Undisclosed

Ben Whiteman [Sheffield United - Doncaster] Undisclosed

Donovan Wilson [Wolves - Port Vale] Loan

Ryan Yates [Nottingham Forest - Scunthorpe] Loan

Offrande Zanzala [Derby - Accrington] Loan

10 January

Lee Evans [Wolves - Sheffield United] £750,000

James Wilson [Manchester United - Sheffield United] Loan

9 January

Elijah Adebayo [Fulham - Cheltenham] Loan

Ryan Delaney [Burton - Rochdale] Undisclosed

Luke Hendrie [Burnley - Shrewsbury] Undisclosed

Yosuke Ideguchi [Gamba Osaka - Leeds] Undisclosed

Ryan Leonard [Southend - Sheffield United] Undisclosed

Ben Pringle [Preston - Oldham] Loan

8 January

Jake Clarke-Salter [Chelsea - Sunderland] Loan

Jack Livesey [Partick Thistle - Burton] Undisclosed

Joe Lumley [QPR - Blackpool] Loan

Kieffer Moore [Ipswich - Barnsley] Undisclosed

Charles Vernam [Derby - Grimsby] Loan

5 January

Jonny Edwards [Hull - Woking] Loan

Callum Johnson [Middlesbrough - Accrington] Undisclosed

Jake Kean [Sheffield Wednesday - Grimsby] Loan

Max Lowe [Derby - Shrewsbury] Loan

Liam Walsh (Everton - Bristol City] Undisclosed

Lewis Wing [Middlesbrough - Yeovil] Loan

4 January

Jared Bird [Barnsley - Yeovil] Loan

Rob Dickie [Reading - Oxford] Undisclosed

Aaron Drinan [Waterford - Ipswich] Undisclosed

Paul Jones [Norwich - Exeter] Loan

Josh Kay [Barnsley - Chesterfield] Loan

Tom King [Millwall - Stevenage] Loan

Cameron McGeehan [Barnsley - Scunthorpe] Loan

Sid Nelson [Millwall - Chesterfield] Loan

Farrend Rawson [Derby - Forest Green] Undisclosed

Connor Ripley [Middlesbrough - Bury] Loan

3 January

Billy Bodin [Bristol Rovers - Preston] Undisclosed

Sylvain Deslandes [Wolves - Portsmouth] Loan

Aapo Halme [HJK Helsinki - Leeds] Undisclosed

James Hanson [Sheffield United - Bury] Loan

Rafael Mir [Valencia - Wolves] Undisclosed

Adam Phillips [Norwich - Cambridge] Loan

Connor Ronan [Wolves - Portsmouth] Loan

2 January

Danny Rowe [Ipswich - Lincoln] Loan

Pre-arranged deals that went through this month

Josh Barrett [Reading - Coventry] Loan

Yosuke Ideguchi [Gamba Osaka - Leeds] £500,000 (reported)

Emiliano Marcondes [Nordsjaelland - Brentford] Undisclosed

Louis Moult [Motherwell - Preston] £500,000 (reported)
 
originallambrettaman said:
Peter Blackburn isn't some random bloke on Twitter, he's a football journalist who reports on Forest.

And what was he doing at the Nottingham training ground yesterday, rather than being at the Hull City Tigers Hall Of Fame sham event as planned?
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Dawson maybe thought the same as you and everyone else that any offer from Forest would be accepted, which it wasn't. I don't know how he came to be in Nottingham and not at the sham event, if indeed he was invited at all, but at his age and at this time in his career he is bound to be tempted by a longer contract even if it did mean moving clubs. Or perhaps he'd seen his backside because City were bringing on another centre half and thought he was surplus to requirements ?
Either was it doesn't sound like the ideal scenario if any of this has some truth attached to it but what does remain and cannot be doubted is that Dawson is still a Hull City player and hopefully he will honour the rest of his contract and City did not sell him to the first club that made an enquiry.
 
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Phil West-Upper. said:
Dawson maybe thought the same as you and everyone else that any offer from Forest would be accepted, which it wasn't. I don't know how he came to be in Nottingham and not at the sham event, if indeed he was invited at all, but at his age and at this time in his career he is bound to be tempted by a longer contract even if it did mean moving clubs.
It doesn't sound like the ideal scenario if all this has some truth attached to it but what does remain and cannot be doubted is that Dawson is still a Hull City player and hopefully he will honour the rest of his contract and City did not sell him to the first club that made an enquiry.
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For me it’s purely circumstancial. If Hector wasn’t ****e, Mazuch injured, Ronald untested, Tomori required at full back and we weren’t only out of the bottom 3 on goal difference I’d gladly have let him go.

His indispensability these next 4 months isn’t down to him, but rather the clusterfuck ongoing in general.
 
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Phil West-Upper. said:
Dawson maybe thought the same as you and everyone else that any offer from Forest would be accepted, which it wasn't. I don't know how he came to be in Nottingham and not at the sham event, if indeed he was invited at all, but at his age and at this time in his career he is bound to be tempted by a longer contract even if it did mean moving clubs. Or perhaps he'd seen his backside because City were bringing on another centre half and thought he was surplus to requirements ?
Either was it doesn't sound like the ideal scenario if any of this has some truth attached to it but what does remain and cannot be doubted is that Dawson is still a Hull City player and hopefully he will honour the rest of his contract and City did not sell him to the first club that made an enquiry.
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The bit in bold made me laugh. Perhaps he's seen his backside because instead of getting a defender to help him out he got another to cover for and babysit.
 
ADKINS SPEAKS ABOUT DEADLINE DAY

Nigel Adkins is looking forward to leading his squad into the remainder of the season after making two new additions on deadline day.

Having stated his intention to strengthen in the middle of defence and out wide, Adkins brought in centre back Angus MacDonald from Barnsley and winger Harry Wilson on loan from Liverpool ahead of the transfer window closing and the Head Coach is delighted with the quality of his new recruits.

“We are delighted with both new additions,” said Adkins.

“Angus was the captain at Barnsley and he’s at a good age (25). He can play as either a right-sided or left-sided centre-half and we’re excited to have him here. He’s a good character and he has good ability, so we’re pleased to bring him to Hull City to be a part of this good group that we have here.

“We then managed to bring Harry in. He’s the youngest player to play for Wales at senior level and he’s the captain of the U23 team at Liverpool where he trains with the first team. He’s a talented player and we wanted to bring in another wide player to add to the balance of our squad.

“Harry’s a very exciting young prospect.

“I’m pleased that we have strengthened in both of those positions. We’re looking to generate competition for places in every position, and we still have players to come back from injury which is important.

“The spirit, the togetherness, the pride, the passion to wear our shirt is there and that bodes well for the remainder of the season and beyond because we’re building for next season as well.”

Just as important as the new additions was the fact that there were no departures ahead of the deadline, despite late suggestions of a move by Nottingham Forest to sign captain Michael Dawson.

“We’ve kept all of our existing players and that is massively important,” continued Adkins.

“From my point of view, and I’ve said this to Michael and to everybody, he is our captain and we want him to be here. My stance on that has been perfectly clear throughout. He’s a leader for us, he’s a captain and he’s a very good football player.

“For me, there was no way that we wanted him to leave. Conversations go on behind the scenes, but that is not my department. I have a lot of time for Michael, a lot of respect for him and I’m really pleased that he is still with us.”
 
originallambrettaman said:
ADKINS SPEAKS ABOUT DEADLINE DAY

Nigel Adkins is looking forward to leading his squad into the remainder of the season after making two new additions on deadline day.

Having stated his intention to strengthen in the middle of defence and out wide, Adkins brought in centre back Angus MacDonald from Barnsley and winger Harry Wilson on loan from Liverpool ahead of the transfer window closing and the Head Coach is delighted with the quality of his new recruits.

“We are delighted with both new additions,” said Adkins.

“Angus was the captain at Barnsley and he’s at a good age (25). He can play as either a right-sided or left-sided centre-half and we’re excited to have him here. He’s a good character and he has good ability, so we’re pleased to bring him to Hull City to be a part of this good group that we have here.

“We then managed to bring Harry in. He’s the youngest player to play for Wales at senior level and he’s the captain of the U23 team at Liverpool where he trains with the first team. He’s a talented player and we wanted to bring in another wide player to add to the balance of our squad.

“Harry’s a very exciting young prospect.

“I’m pleased that we have strengthened in both of those positions. We’re looking to generate competition for places in every position, and we still have players to come back from injury which is important.

“The spirit, the togetherness, the pride, the passion to wear our shirt is there and that bodes well for the remainder of the season and beyond because we’re building for next season as well.”

Just as important as the new additions was the fact that there were no departures ahead of the deadline, despite late suggestions of a move by Nottingham Forest to sign captain Michael Dawson.

“We’ve kept all of our existing players and that is massively important,” continued Adkins.

“From my point of view, and I’ve said this to Michael and to everybody, he is our captain and we want him to be here. My stance on that has been perfectly clear throughout. He’s a leader for us, he’s a captain and he’s a very good football player.

“For me, there was no way that we wanted him to leave. Conversations go on behind the scenes, but that is not my department. I have a lot of time for Michael, a lot of respect for him and I’m really pleased that he is still with us.”
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According to a tweet last night Adkins was happy for him to go but it was Ehab who said no. The plot thickens
 
originallambrettaman said:
ADKINS SPEAKS ABOUT DEADLINE DAY

Nigel Adkins is looking forward to leading his squad into the remainder of the season after making two new additions on deadline day.

Having stated his intention to strengthen in the middle of defence and out wide, Adkins brought in centre back Angus MacDonald from Barnsley and winger Harry Wilson on loan from Liverpool ahead of the transfer window closing and the Head Coach is delighted with the quality of his new recruits.

“We are delighted with both new additions,” said Adkins.

“Angus was the captain at Barnsley and he’s at a good age (25). He can play as either a right-sided or left-sided centre-half and we’re excited to have him here. He’s a good character and he has good ability, so we’re pleased to bring him to Hull City to be a part of this good group that we have here.

“We then managed to bring Harry in. He’s the youngest player to play for Wales at senior level and he’s the captain of the U23 team at Liverpool where he trains with the first team. He’s a talented player and we wanted to bring in another wide player to add to the balance of our squad.

“Harry’s a very exciting young prospect.

“I’m pleased that we have strengthened in both of those positions. We’re looking to generate competition for places in every position, and we still have players to come back from injury which is important.

“The spirit, the togetherness, the pride, the passion to wear our shirt is there and that bodes well for the remainder of the season and beyond because we’re building for next season as well.”

Just as important as the new additions was the fact that there were no departures ahead of the deadline, despite late suggestions of a move by Nottingham Forest to sign captain Michael Dawson.

“We’ve kept all of our existing players and that is massively important,” continued Adkins.

“From my point of view, and I’ve said this to Michael and to everybody, he is our captain and we want him to be here. My stance on that has been perfectly clear throughout. He’s a leader for us, he’s a captain and he’s a very good football player.

“For me, there was no way that we wanted him to leave. Conversations go on behind the scenes, but that is not my department. I have a lot of time for Michael, a lot of respect for him and I’m really pleased that he is still with us.”
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A fellow relegation reserve player and an untested youngster is not what we need, is this the height of our ambition?
Nige your positivity when you came was good but now its getting cringworthy emabarrasing, to the point i think your in it with Ehab taking the piss
 
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