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MY GREAT EIGHT WOULD MAKE FANS LOVE THE JANUARY SALES

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The LeaguePaper Team
26 December 2021

CHRIS DUNLAVY WITH HIS PICK OF THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE TRANSFER TARGETS
WITH January just around the corner, recruitment teams across the EFL are scouring the land for loan deals, expiring contracts and disgruntled stars shelved by their clubs.
It’s a perilous market but also one that can transform a season. Just look at Barnsley, who signed unknown striker Daryl Dike on loan from Orlando City last season and were promptly propelled into the play-offs on the back of the American’s stunning nine-goal haul.
Here are eight players - all potentially available or willing - who could make a vital diffe...

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