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Josh to Posh
Josh Emmanuel is closing in on a move to Peterborough.
Darren Ferguson is carrying out an overhaul of his squad, after their play-off failure last term.
And Emmanuel appears to be a replacement for former Pompey man Nathan Thompson, with the right-back close to a move after leaving Hull City in January.
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Hide AdThe 25-year-old, who has overcome illness issues which threatened to end his career, is said to have undergone a medical with the Posh.
Meanwhile, Peterborough are also being Huddersfield defender Romoney Crichlow, as he leaves the Terriers.
The 24-year-old, who spent the past season with Bradford, is a free agent this summer.
Wilson deal on for Gas
Bristol Rovers are on the trail of Plymouth defender James Wilson, according to reports.
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Hide AdThe defender was in talks with the League One title winners over a new deal, but the Pilgrims have now pulled that offer with a lack of progress being made.
Dan Scarr, Ryan Hardle and Jordan Houghton all found common ground over new terns, but the 34-year-old has been unable to do so.
As a result, Joey Barton is looking to pounce - say Bristol Live.
Pressley on Tykes’ mind
Barnsley are on the trail of striker Aaron Pressley.
And Wycombe are rivalling the League One play-off finalists for the signature of the 6ft 4in striker.
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Hide AdPressley spent last season on loan at Accrington - scoring eight goals in 27 appearances at the Crown Ground.
Now the Tykes are said to be ready to move for the Brentford man - with the Chairboys, Cheltenham, Cambridge, Sutton and Stockport all keen, according to Football Insider.
Jon done for Bolton
Jon Dadi Bodvarsson has signed a new deal at Bolton.
The 31-year-old scored eight goals in 27 outings, before his season was ended by an ankle injury against Pompey in January.
But Ian Evatt has tied down the former Millwall to a new one-year deal.
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