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WINDOW GETS SHUT EARLIER

…but loan possibility remains

By Tom Blackett

CONTROVERSY: Birmingham beat an under-strength Huddersfield last season
PICTURE: Action Images

THE EFL transfer window will close following the opening game of the season next term – rather than at the end of August.
The clubs voted through the proposals which will see the window for permanent transfers from another club shut on Thursday, August 9 (5pm). This brings the EFL in line with the Premier League, which opted to make the same move back in September. However, EFL clubs will still be able to :
• Sign players on Standa...

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