Bolton Wanderers have boosted their coaching staff with the signing of Peter Reid.
The former Manchester City boss, who last managed in India with Mumbai City in 2014, has agreed to return to football to assist Trotters interim manager Jimmy Phillips.
Chief Executive Dean Holdsworth told the club website: "Peter's experience, standards, drive and personality will without doubt give the club a lift."
Burnley are set to receive the highest tribunal fee in history for Liverpool star Danny Ings - according to the Clarets' Chief Executive David Baldwin.
Ings moved to Anfield last summer on a free transfer, but because he was under the age of 24 Burnley are entitled to a compensation fee.
And the Turf Moor club are reportedly expecting the figure to top £6.5m, the current record after Chelsea signed Daniel Sturridge from Manchester City in 2010.
Hull City have been linked with a move for FC Koln hotshot Anthony Modeste.
The 27-year-old has scored 11 goals in 24 Bundesliga appearances this season, and reports in Germany have suggested the Tigers will battle Crystal Palace in the chase for his signature.
The Frenchman spent time on loan at Blackburn Rovers and Bastia earlier in his career.
Harry Redknapp has insisted he won't be manager of Derby County by the end of this season.
The former QPR boss joined the Rams as a Football Advisor until the end of this campaign, and is set to work alongside current boss Darren Wassall.
And Redknapp is quoted in the Derby Telegraph as saying: "No, no chance. I will not be manager of Derby County this season.
"The chairman said Darren is managing to the end of the season.
"If for any reason he doesn't stay to the end of the season and he goes, I will not take over as manager. I will go as well."
Paul Lambert is to decide on the future of Blackburn Rovers' out of contract stars at the end of the season.
Simon Eastwood, Tommy Spurr, Matt Kilgallon, Chris Taylor, Lee Williamson, Nathan Delfounso and Chris Brown could all leave for free come July.
Taylor and Delfounso have now gone out on loan, but Lambert said no decisions would be made until after discussion with the Venkys, due to take place over the international break.
Lambert said: “The way this club goes in the summer is huge. That’s the big moment for the club.
“Whether people are part of it or not part of it, it’s immaterial. It’s what happens with the club and where it’s going to go.
“There’s no call on anybody yet until we know what’s going to happen.
Nottingham Forest are reportedly preparing for a number of bids for young midfielder James Thorne.
The 20-year-old has apprently caught the eye of a number of clubs in League One and League Two, who are keen to take Thorne on loan.
Wolves have announced a first drop in early bird season ticket sales since 2013.
Season ticket prices were frozen at Molineux with child prices reduced, but the 10,121 sales is a big dip on last year's figure of 11,782.
And Chief Executive Jez Moxey admits it will be a challenge to get those who didn't take up the offer to renew in the summer.
Sheffield Wednesday winger Modou Sougou faces an extended spell on the sidelines after leg surgery this week.
And manager Carlos Carvalhal is refusing to put a timescale on his return to action.
The Senegalese has made 15 appearances since signing on a free transfer last summer.
