Last updated: 17:23, July 3, 2009
Championship football transfer news and results
Striker set for Utd
Michael Owen will complete his shock move to Manchester United within 24 hours as long as he passes his final medical checks.
Foxes still searching
Leicester supremo Milan Mandaric has claimed the club are still looking to add to the squad before the season gets underway.
Keeper move on hold
Crystal Palace boss Neil Warnock may delay goalkeeper Darryl Flahavan's move to Leeds because of new Football League rules
Bryn happy with new deal
Reading have rewarded Brynjar Gunnarsson with a new one-year contract at the club which he was delighted to sign.
Bodde talks 'positive'.
Ferrie Bodde has held positive talks with manager Paulo Sousa and has now returned to Holland to continue his rehabilitation.
Jones lands Gerrard
Cardif have completed the signing of Anthony Gerrard from Walsall for a fee thought to be around £200,000.
Celtic move denied
Derby chairman of football Adam Pearson has claimed to have heard nothing from Glasgow giants Celtic regarding a move for Kris Commons.
Coach looks ahead
Barnsley's new development coach Stuart Gibson is looking ahead to developing players for the first team at the club.
Baggies go continental
New West Brom boss Roberto Di Matteo will have the final say on transfers but the club intend to operate a continental system.
No blank cheque from new guard - Luggy
Paul Sturrock isn't expecting a huge transfer kitty at Plymouth despite the restructuring of the club's board of directors on Thursday.
Owls chief stays patient on loan front
Brian Laws has insisted he will not be rushed in his efforts to sign a loan striker for Sheffield Wednesday this summer.
Wanted man has been 'fantastic' - Ollie
Ian Holloway has praised Blackpool defender Shaun Barker for his professional attitude in training despite Derby's bid to sign him.
O'Connor to seal iron move
Scunthorpe are closing in on the signing of Crewe midfielder Michael O'Connor after having a fee accepted.
Keeper de-Camps to Forest
QPR boss Jim Magilton is in no rush to replace Lee Camp and Damien Delaney who both left the club this week.
Coleman happy with backing
Coventry boss Chris Coleman insists he is happy with the backing of the board in the transfer market this summer.

