League One round-up: Portsmouth eye striker, Charlton Athletic tie up deal, Ipswich Town man extends loan, Morecambe want free agent and more
Barnsley and Sheffield Wednesday are both looking to gain promotion to the Championship. The Tykes are back in action this weekend away at Wycombe Wanderers.
The Owls have a home clash against Bolton Wanderers. In the meantime, here is a look at some of the latest transfer news and rumours from around League One...
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Hide AdPortsmouth eye striker
Portsmouth are keen on a permanent move for Ipswich Town striker Joe Piggott, as per The News. The attacker was allowed to move to Fratton Park on loan during the January transfer window.
Charlton Athletic strike deal
Charlton Athletic have extended Corey Blackett-Taylor’s stay at The Valley by another year. The winger had a 12-month clause in his contract that has been activated by the London club.
Ipswich Town midfielder extends loan
Ipswich Town midfielder Fraser Alexander has extended his loan spell at Cheshunt. He will now spend the rest of the season with the National League South side.
Morecambe eye free agent
Morecambe are apparently keen on free agent midfielder Caolan Boyd Munce but face competition from St Mirren, according to a report by the Daily Record. The 23-year-old left Middlesbrough earlier this winter and is available.
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Oxford United defender James Golding has penned a new contract until June 2024. The 18-year-old has said: “I’m really happy about the new deal. I have felt at home ever since I first signed here as a scholar and it’s great to know that the new Gaffer (Liam Manning) and the club have that faith in me.”
Forest Green latest
Duncan Ferguson is not under pressure at Forest Green Rovers, as per Gloucestershire Live. They are currently bottom of the table but are still backing their boss.
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