Derby County want a striker in the January transfer window, and that’s led them to show an interest in Notts County’s Macaulay Langstaff. With 20 goals already this season, Langstaff is the top scorer in League Two, and Derby are one of a whole host of sides battling it out for his £1.5m signature.
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Derby rival League One duo for Young
Sky Sports reports that Derby are interested in Jake Young at Bradford City, although they’ve yet to make a formal bid as they have for Blackett-Taylor. Intriguingly, mid-table Charlton are presenting competition, while relegation-threatened Carlisle United are also in for him.
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As it stanic88ds, Bradford manager Graham Alexander regards Young as part of his plans for the remainder of the season and believes he could inspire a promotion push for a team that are currently down in 14th, seven points off the top seven in League Two.
Young may have edge over Langstaff
Young spent the first half of the season on loan at fellow fourth-tier side Swindon Town, but Alexander opted to recall him in January in light of his magnificent form. It wic88as the previous Bantams boss, Mark Hughes, who had allowed him ic88to leave.
The 22-year-old inspired some instant regret by scoring seven times and setting up three more in the month in August, remarkably notching nine direct goal contributions in the space of two high-sic88coring games (a 5-5 dric88aw with Wrexham and a 6-0 win over Crawley Town). That form inevitably won him the league’s Player of the Month award, and he repeated that feat in November after netting six times in five matches. Swindon manager Michael Flynn called it an ic88“exceptional” achievement to land the prize twice before Christmas, and said Young is “a joy to work with”.
Those hot streaks have powered Young to a career-high Transfermarkt valuation (£236k) and 88va season tally of 16 league goals, ranking him second in the table behind fel88vlow Derby target Langstaff. On a per-90 basis, he leads the league for non-penalty goals (0.74) and total goal contributions (0.92), which could give him a slight edge over the Notts County man in the eyes of Derby88v‘s data department.
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