Championship news

Wrexham are poised to break their transfer record to land Rotherham United midfielder Jamie Lindsay, according to reports.

Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney will be able to lure transfer targets down from the Championship this summer, says Lee Trundle.

Wrexham striker Paul Mullin deserves a chance “at a higher level” and could attract transfer interest from the Championship, says Lee Trundle.

Underperforming Birmingham players have been warned that they face being forced out of a “journey” that includes NFL legend Tom Brady.

Sunderland’s sporting director admits to having asked Amad Diallo transfer questions of Manchester United before the January window closes.

Three forwards, all of whom who play in England's second tier, are likely fighting for one spot at on Gregg Berhalter's roster this summer

Manchester United have no plans to part with Amad Diallo, but Sunderland are making it “really clear” that they remain keen on another loan deal.

The FIFA President, Gianni Infantino, has released a statement that calls for teams to forfeit games should their fans commit racist abuse.

Tony Mowbray says there is “lots” going on at Birmingham, but Tom Brady and the club’s board will not be spending “millions” in January.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney may not achieve their Premier League dream due to financial inequalities, says ex-Wrexham boss Dean Saunders.

Seven-time Super Bowl winner Tom Brady shared his delight with fans as Birmingham City scored a much-needed win on Tuesday night.

Tom Brady and the Birmingham board "got their timing all wrong" leaving Wayne Rooney on the "back foot" according to Sky Sports pundit Don Goodman.

There are now superstar football owners and investors from LA to Wrexham, with Ryan Reynolds, Natalie Portman and Tom Brady embracing the new trend.

Coventry fans hung banners from bridges ahead of the clash with Leicester - including some mocking the death of Foxes owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha.

Wayne Rooney had some “cheek” complaining about his Birmingham sacking, says Dwight Yorke, with targets set by Tom Brady and Co failing to be hit.

Fabio Carvalho is set to join Hull on loan from Liverpool, after his disappointing spell in the Bundesliga with RB Leipzig.

Tony Mowbray is the new man in charge at Birmingham, with Tom Brady and the Blues board finding a successor to recently-axed Wayne Rooney.