League Two transfer window: AFC Wimbledon reject £1m bids from Huddersfield Town, Sundeland and Bristol City for Jack Rudoni and Northampton Town bolster their defence
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League Two transfer window
Key Events
- Summer transfer opens June 10
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- Stockport County, Grimsby, AFC Wimbledon, Doncaster, Gillimgham and Crewe all new to League Two
- Mansfield Town, Salford, Bradford and Stockport top the bookies’ odds to win league
A new deal at Harrogate Town . . .
. . . and Luke Armstrong is very happy about it
Armstrong 'over the moon' to sign new long-term contract with Harrogate Town
Luke Armstrong said he is "over the moon" to have agreed a new long-term contract with Harrogate Town.
Rochdale have signed former player Ethan Ebanks-Landell
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Ethan Ebanks-Landell Returns!
Rochdale Football Club is delighted to announce the return of Ethan Ebanks-Landell to the Crown Oil Arena.
Walsall head coach Michael Flynn is pleased to further strengthen his squad.
“Joe is an exciting player,” he said.
“He came through at Manchester United and he’s getting better and better.
“He’s at a great age, 25 and I’m really excited to be working with Joe.
“He’s definitely one who can make his mark on Walsall Football Club and on the league next season.”
Riley on his move to Walsall
“To hear the ambitions of the Club and to be a part of that this season and the one after is something I’m ready to buy into.
“I’ve played 84 games in the last two seasons and I feel confident within myself. I’ve come on, not just in terms of learning League Two, but mentally as well.
“I feel I am more experienced now and I can help the younger players but as well, I’m in a position where I want to learn from other players.”
Paudie O’Connor on his move
“I wanted to pick somewhere I could develop and have the opportunity to play another 40 plus games a season, as I have over the past few years. “My next career move needed to be right football-wise. I wanted to step up to League One and it’s clear there is a structure in place here to allow me to kick on.”
Davies on Orient
“I do have aspirations of what I want to do in the game and the only other club I’d be listening to is Leyton Orient, because Leyton Orient is my club. Richie Wellens is a friend of mine and he’s the manager so maybe I will end up at Orient.”
Is Derby man off to Orient?
Derby County defender Curtis Davies says he would be open to joining Leyton Orient, as per a report on Football League World.
Experienced Davies, who was born in nearby Leytonstone, has played 142 times for Derby as well as having spells with West Brom, Aston Villa and Hull CIty.
