Rovers of course return to League One after last season’s thrilling title win. It means a step up in quality is need as Rovers come up against higher quality players.
With club’s now returning to pre-season training, and the fixtures out later this week, all eyes are now firmly on the fast-approaching next season.
Here we look at some of the recent deals done by clubs around League One.
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5. Carlton Morris
Derby County have reportedly agreed a fee with recently-relegated Luton Town to sign striker Carlton Morris ahead of the 25/26 EFL Championship campaign. Morris experienced all the highs and lows with Luton after signing from Barnsley in 2022. The 22/23 campaign, in which he scored twenty goals, could certainly be considered the highlight of his time at the club, as he was a vital part in securing the club’s promotion to the Premier League Photo: Getty Images

6. Malik Mothersille.
Reports have suggested QPR are prepared to offer £1 million for Peterborough United striker Malik Mothersille. QPR and Championship rivals Charlton Athletic are both believed to be chasing the 21 year-old striker who bagged 16 goals for Posh last season. He scored to cap an outstanding personal and team display in a 3-0 win for Posh against Charlton at the Weston Homes Stadium towards the end of last season. Photo: Getty Images

7. Ibou Touray
Bradford City have signed Ibou Touray after his departure from Stockport County. The 30-year-old left-back arrives at Valley Parade following a two-year spell at Stockport County, where he guided the Hatters to the League Two title in 2024. Photo: Getty Images

8. WALSALL, ENGLAND - JULY 15: Josh Feeney of Aston Villa during the pre-season friendly match between Walsall and Aston Villa at Poundland Bescot Stadium on July 15, 2023 in Walsall, United Kingdom. (Photo by Barrington Coombs/Getty Images)
Huddersfield have signed Aston Villa defender Josh Feeney on a season-long loan. Photo: Barrington Coombs


