Championship news

German police have explained why Leeds fans have been banned from attending pre-season matches in the country.

Crystal Palace want to sign Hayden Hackney for £15m as part of a double raid on the Championship club.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are being tipped to make “ruthless” calls that could see Michael Carrick replace Phil Parkinson at Wrexham.

Wrexham are reportedly willing to smash their transfer record by spending £5 million ($7m) on Nottingham Forest midfielder Lewis O'Brien.

Matt Turner has been told by legendary USMNT goalkeeper Tony Meola that he would be “good for the documentary” at Wrexham.

Wrexham are closing in on a free transfer for Leicester goalkeeper Danny Ward, with a medical booked in for the Wales international.

Ashley Young, who won the Premier League title as a Manchester United player, is being backed to “probably choose Wrexham” as a free agent.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have been told that they may need a billionaire such as Jeff Bezos or Mark Zuckerberg to help finance Wrexham.

Paul Mullin has explained why he had to react to a “stupid” rumour featuring Ryan Reynolds, Rob McElhenney and his lack of game time at Wrexham.

Phil Parkinson labelled the Championship as a "relentless league" and issued a stern warning to Wrexham players about the potential challenges of the English second tier. The Red Dragons happen to be the only team in the division who have no prior Premier League experience. Having last competed at this level in 1982, the Welsh side now faces the daunting task of navigating one of the toughest leagues in English football.

Birmingham City are expected to splash the cash upon their return to the Championship, with their American investors targeting back-to-back promotions.

Leicester City have officially dismissed manager Ruud van Nistelrooy, bringing an end to his brief tenure just under two months after the club's relegation from the Premier League. The former Dutch striker, who took the reins in November 2024 following the departure of Steve Cooper, was unable to prevent the club from slipping into the EFL Championship.

Wrexham are being tipped, by a supercomputer, to make more history in 2025-26 by securing promotion into the Premier League.

Wrexham have been drawn against Hull City in the first round of the Carabao Cup as their 2025-26 fixture schedule takes shape.

Wrexham have been told to use Brentford as inspiration to reach the Premier League ahead of their return to the second tier of English football.

Wrexham will open their 2025-26 campaign in the Championship with a testing trip to Premier League regulars Southampton.

The Red Dragons legend has left to join Wigan Athletic on loan, all but signalling the end of his time in North Wales