A squad reorganisation has been confirmed by Watford ahead of the team’s first full season under Tom Cleverley.
The release of players from teams is still the main source of transfer news in the Championship as the free agent market heats up in the weeks after the season ends.
Although high-profile transfers are probably still a ways off, players released by teams like QPR are already drawing interest.
QPR star on release sparks interest from a transfer
Former QPR players let go this season have already been connected to new endeavours in the EFL; the most recent of these is midfielder Stephen Duke-McKenna.
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AFC Wimbledon, a League Two team, is reportedly interested in the 23-year-old, who was on loan at Sutton United during the previous season, according to London News Online.After finishing 10th in the fourth tier the previous season, Johnnie Jackson’s team may consider the former Everton and Bolton Wanderers youth product to be an upgrade in the middle of the midfield.
CEO Christian Nourry confirmed Duke-McKenna’s exit last week, saying, “I was immediately struck by Stephen’s inquisitive mind and immense desire to improve his game.” He seems to be a player with a bright future elsewhere, based on the possibilities he had during his most recent loan period.
“This is the time, in our opinion, for him to go off on his own and find success somewhere else. I’m hoping for the best for him in the future.”
Watford releases stars with experience
After the Championship season ended, Watford released Jake Livermore, Ben Hamer, and Ashley Fletcher in order to make room for Tom Cleverley to take over as Hornets manager for the first time.
The veteran member of Manchester United is leaving a big hole in the team as he builds a new team. Livermore, who joined from West Brom in the summer, had made 32 appearances, but under Cleverley, he had only played for six minutes.
On Thursday morning, the Watford Observer verified the information, stating that Jeremy Ngakia had signed a new contract at Vicarage Road.
Defensor linked to Leeds United for £2.5 million
The summer transfer of Gent center-back Jordan Torunarigha has been linked to Leeds United.The Nigerian was classified as “one to watch” by Florian Plettenberg of Sky Germany prior to the summer transfer window.
The 26-year-old is being watched by the Whites in addition to Stuttgart and Hoffenheim of the Bundesliga. At the end of the season, he might be available for £2 to £2.5 million. In Belgium, the Nigerian and his team are presently battling for a Europa Conference League slot.
The Leeds United captain Liam Cooper is rumoured to be replacing Torunarigha, who will be in the final year of his contract at Gent next season, therefore the club may want to cash in on the player.
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