The January transfer window is officially open - here's all the latest gossip from the Championship on Day 3...
Huddersfield Town could be set for a Jordan Rhodes windfall this January.
Reports suggest that Middlesbrough will make a £10m bid for the Blackburn Rovers striker - and Town are due a 20% share after negotiating a sell-on clause when the former Terrier departed for Ewood Park in 2012.
Middlesbrough are four points clear at the top of the league and could look to the Scotland international as extra insurance for their Premier League promotion push.
Birmingham City winger Demarai Gray has signed for Leicester City.
The winger had a medical on Saturday and was left out of the Blues' squad to face Brentford that same day. The move was confirmed by the clubs on Monday afternoon.
An England youth international who was also interesting Bournemouth, he came through Birmingham's Academy and has turned out 78 times for the first team.
West Ham United’s former Huddersfield Town loan midfielder Diego Poyet has rejoined his first club Charlton Athletic until the end of the season
The 20-year-old son of former Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur player Gus Poyet moved to Upton Park from the Addicks in July 2014 but has struggled to break into the first team.
He played on loan for Town, making two appearances, last season. He joined MK Dons on loan in August, and featured in the side beaten 2-0 by Town at the John Smith’s Stadium in October, one of 20 games for the club.
Norwich striker Kyle Lafferty is on the verge of signing for Leeds United.
The two clubs are in talks about a deal for the striker, who is after regular football ahead of Euro 2016.
His form could be crucial to Northern Ireland and it is Leeds who look to be the ones to profit from his services at club level.
Elsewhere, could Charlie Austin spark a Premier League bidding war?
The QPR striker is out of contract in the summer and Crystal Palace are ready to make a £7.5m offer to sign him now - according to the Sun.
Alan Pardew is looking to bolster his attacking options after seeing Palace go three straight games without scoring.
However, they could f ace competition from Newcastle , who the Telegraph report are out for a Papiss Cisse replacement.
The striker could be out for three months with groin surgery and Steve McClaren is desperate for a new signing to help stave off relegation.
Six Championship sides could be battling it out to secure the services of Manchester United midfielder Nick Powell on loan.
The midfielder is fit again and fresh from Champions League action is now seeking regular football in England.
Preston North End are said to be leading the way, where Powell could join United teammate Sam Johnstone, but others are said to be involved in the chase.
Brighton are said to be leading the charge for Arsenal defender Serge Gnabry .
The 20-year-old has been recalled from a loan deal at West Brom due to lack of minutes and the Gunners are now tempted to send him down a division.
Manchester United prospect James Wilson is already enjoying a temporary stay at the Amex.
Kenwyne Jones is set to leave Cardiff after flying out to Abu Dhabi to finalise a move to Al Jazira according to reports.
Bluebirds boss Russell Slade said it is a financial decision due to the striker's impact on the wage bill.
The former Sunderland and Stoke man has also had interested from Shanghai SIPG, currently managed by Sven Goran Eriksson.
