BREAKING;Port Vale is set to sign former Leicester City striker
The 25-year-old forward has just one year left on his contract and has seen him fall down the Rovers relegation zone, and his game time will be limited if Gas agrees a deal with the top goalscorer.
League One’s frontman last season, Jonson Clarke.
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It is also reported that if the deal does not materialize, the player will not be willing to stay at Bristol Rovers beyond the 23/24 season, leaving the club on a free transfer at the end of the season.
Loft joined the club from Scunthorpe United in January 2022 and has since made 56 appearances in a blue-and-white shirt, scoring seven goals.
Most of his games have come as a starter, either from the bench or coming on in the second half if he gets a starting spot.
John Marquis, Jevani Brown and Aaron Collins all lead him in the starting lineup and the addition of Clarke-Harris would put him in fifth.
Loft joined Tottenham Hotspur at the age of 16 after impressive performances for Dartford and Ebbsfleet United.
He will remain at the club’s academy, apart from brief spells at Stevenage and Exeter City on loan until 2018 when he joins Leicester City.
He left the Foxes for Carlisle United but struggled to score four goals before returning to his parent club and finding himself liberated.
Scunthorpe United picked him up, where he will continue to shine.
scored 15 goals in 62 appearances, which alerted the club to his talent.
Gas then secured his signing in January 2022.
With the player clearly not in Joey Barton’s plans and unwilling to sign a new contract, it means that all involved are trying to get some money back from the deal and allow him Go on.
Port Vale will get a striker eager to prove himself but he has had very little game time lately.
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Sources told Football Insider that Leicester City and Southampton have turned their attention to the signing of Everton striker Tom Cannon on request.
Several Championship clubs are seeking Cannon’s signature before the 11pm deadline on Friday.
Middlesbrough has submitted a £4m offer for the 20-year-old Republic of Ireland youngster.
Leicester and Southampton are currently looking for a solution for Cannon, who enjoyed a successful loan spell at Preston North End last season.
Everton are ready to sell the striker for a suitable offer after bringing in Beto recently to add him to their list of striker options.
Cannon’s current contract at Goodison Park runs until 2025 after signing professionally in 2021 when he turns 18.
Cannon has made just one appearance for the Toffees this season, appearing one minute in the 0-1 loss to Wolves last weekend (August 26) and was an unused substitute in the previous two Premier League games.
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The young Irish player was dropped from the squad in the 2-1 victory over Doncaster in the Carabao Cup last night (August 30).
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