Football around Europe may be on hold as the world battles the coronavirus crisis, but that has not stopped clubs from looking ahead and planning their summer transfer business.
It remains to be seen when the transfer window will open this summer, as leagues battle to conclude their current campaigns.
But managers, and their recruitment staff, are keeping busy in isolation by planning deals well in advance, if the latest reports are to be believed.
With that in mind, here are the latest transfer rumours from across the Championship.
Dortmund confident of completing Bellingham deal
Borussia Dortmund are confident of winning the race for Birmingham City’s Jude Bellingham this summer.
The 16-year-old midfielder is football's most in-demand teenager ahead of the next transfer window having impressed scouts from all over Europe this season.
And although Manchester United have shown a strong interest, it appears, according to Birmingham Live, that Dortmund have won the race for the youngster.
Brewster latest
Liverpool plan to assess Rhian Brewster over the summer before making a decision on the striker’s future.
According to James Pearce of The Athletic, another loan for the forward is viewed as the best option for his development.
Brewster is currently on loan with Swansea and has scored four goals in 11 appearances since joining Swansea in the January.
Rangers enter battle for Dykes
Stoke City will battle with Rangers to sign Livingston striker Lyndon Dykes this summer.
The 24 years old has scored 12 times in all competitions for Livingston this season and has also claimed ten assists.
And according to The Scottish Sun, the forward is attracting the interest of both clubs ahead of the transfer window opening.
