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QPR have signed Coventry City Under-21 forward Justin Obikwu on a permanent deal.
The 21-year-old has never played for the Sky Blues first team but made 21 appearances during a loan spell at Lincoln City earlier in the season, scoring on three occasions.
Obikwu was also loaned to Grimsby Town last campaign where he played 38 times and scored 10 goals.
He has been capped four times for Trinidad and
Middlesbrough have signed attacking midfielder Leo Castledine from Chelsea for an undisclosed fee.
Castledine, 20, has signed a four-and-a-half year contract with Boro, having impressed on loan in League One with Huddersfield Town this season, scoring 12 goals in his 27 games for the Terriers.
He had been due to spend the whole season with Huddersfield, but the Teessiders have moved to add him to their squad as they chase
A rapid, right-footed left winger, Gittens’ arrival would fill the void left by Sancho’s departure after Chelsea opted not to sign him on a permanent basis.
Maresca said: “Jadon is not with us so for sure that is a position we need to do something.
“We have Noni, Pedro and Ty only as the proper wingers so something for sure is going to happen. When the transfer window is open,
Oxford United have signed Everton winger Stanley Mills for an undisclosed fee.
The 21-year-old spent the first half of last season on loan at the U’s before a serious knee injury forced him to return to the Premier League side.
He made 21 appearances for Oxford in their promotion-winning season, scoring once.
Mills, who is the son of former England full-back Danny, joined Everton in 2018 having been at Leeds
Hamilton was a regular in City’s Under-21 team before Pep Guardiola selected him for the Champions League group game in Belgrade last December.
He scored the opener after 19 minutes in a 3-2 win before going on to make two more substitute appearances in the FA Cup and another in Europe.
Hamilton also came on as a sub in three of City’s friendlies in their recent US tour but he
Plymouth Argyle youngster Freddie Issaka has agreed a new four-year contract with the Championship club.
The deal will begin when Issaka turns 18 next month and means the highly rated forward is under contract at Home Park until 2028.
“I think it shows a lot of trust from the club to want to keep me on for that long,” he told Argyle’s website, external.
“It’s time for me