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THERE’S STILL YET TIME TO PICK UP A BARGAIN

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 August 2026

THE EFL’S MOST WANTED ON DEADLINE DAY
By Chris Dunlavy

WITH just hours remaining until summer transfer window snaps shut, EFL clubs are still scouring the Premier League for rejects, youngsters and last-minute bargains.
From a Championship promotion winner to one of England’s brightest young prospects, here are five top-flight players – plus one all-time legend – who could be on their way to a club near you.
JAMIE VARDY
UNATTACHED
AGE: 39
POSITION: STRIKER
Sheffield Wednesday’s pursuit of the former England striker has been an open secret all ...

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