Robins set to agree Wells deal
Bristol City look set to beat multiple clubs, including Nottingham Forest to Nahki Wells.
The Robins are said to be close to agreeing a fee for the Burnley striker, who was on loan at QPR until earlier this week.
Burnley recalled Wells with a view of selling him, triggering plenty of interest from Championship sides.
Yet the Robins are believed to be the closest to securing his services.
In an ironic twist, Wells' first game could be against QPR at Loftus Road on Saturday.
Charlton make bid for Clarke-Harris
Charlton Athletic have made a bid for Bristol Rovers star Jonson Clarke-Harris.
After netting 21 goals in 35 league appearances for Rovers over the last year, a number of Championship clubs are keeping tabs on the 25-year-old.
Yet the Addicks are the first team to make a firm offer for the Gas star since Hull City made a low-ball verbal enquiry in him in the summer.
It could well indicate an acceptance that Lyle Taylor will not sign a new contract at the Valley.
Leeds suffer summer blow
Leeds United have been dealt an early blow in the summer transfer market.
Ben White's impressive performances for the Whites this season have seen some at Elland Road optimistic of securing the on-loan Brighton & Hove Albion defender on a permanent basis.
Yet the Athletic report that the Seagulls very much view White as a long-term prospect, starting from next season.
The defender has been linked with Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea and Wolves after an impressive first half of the season.
