Recent updates and transfer speculations are swirling around Championship clubs like Millwall, QPR, and their rivals as they gear up for the upcoming season. Teams are entering the final stages of their pre-season preparations, shifting from initial fitness drills to a series of closely scheduled friendly matches.
Summer transfers are a crucial focus as clubs like Millwall and QPR make significant early moves in the market. Meanwhile, Leeds United are reportedly assessing Sunderland’s Trai Hume, with the Black Cats setting a hefty £10 million price tag to deter suitors including Aston Villa, Bournemouth, and Leicester City.
Elsewhere, Watford appears set to sell Yaser Asprilla to Saudi Arabian club Al-Ittihad for £21 million, despite interest from Roma, AC Milan, and Borussia Dortmund. Asprilla is reportedly keen on the move due to promising financial terms, typical for transfers to the Gulf region.
In Millwall, manager Neil Harris has explained the team’s preference for behind-closed-doors friendlies this summer, citing the costs and logistics involved in staging public fixtures. While acknowledging the traditional appeal of matches in front of fans, Harris praised the club’s efforts to involve supporters in their pre-season tour to Spain, contrasting with local games in Gillingham.
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