Here's your round-up of all the latest transfer news and gossip from the Cardiff City Stadium for Sunday, January 17.
Perry Ng set leave Crewe
Cardiff City target Perry Ng is on the brink of leaving Crewe Alexandra.
The Bluebirds have already had a bid of around £250,000 rejected for the full-back, with Alex boss Dave Artell labelling the offer 'disgusting'.
Talks over a move are reportedly ongoing, with Artell, who left Ng out of the clash with Plymouth Argyle, confirming that the skipper was close to leaving the club.
He told BBC Radio Stoke after their 1-1 draw with the Pilgrims: “We’re in final discussions with a club – we’re very close to agreeing what we need to agree.
“I spoke to Perry in the hotel last night and again this morning after he’d slept on what we had to say to him and between us.
“There was no pressure from me or the football club for him to play, and likewise there was no pressure from him saying he wanted to play or didn’t want to play.
“It was fairly amicable and sensible all-round and we’ll see what happens over the weekend.”
Cardiff fail in ambitious Sanderson bid
Cardiff City have reportedly had an audacious loan bid for Wolves full-back Dion Sanderson rejected.
The 21-year old enjoyed a reasonably successful spell with the Bluebirds last season, but Cardiff opted against bringing him back to the Welsh capital in light of their capture of Arsenal's Jordi Osei-Tutu.
However, MailOnline claim Cardiff have shown an interest in taking him back this term, with Osei-Tutu facing a further spell on the sidelines.
Sanderson is currently on loan at League One Sunderland this season, with Cardiff requesting that his spell on Wearside be cut short in order to secure a reunion.
However, Cardiff's approach has now been rejected.
Details of Whyte loan emerge
Hull City boss Grant McCann says the club don't have an option to buy at the end of Gavin Whyte's season-long loan.
Whyte made his debut for the Tigers in the 1-1 draw with Blackpool at the weekend, after sealing a loan move from the Bluebirds last week.
The Northern Ireland international has found game time hard to come by at the Cardiff City Stadium under Neil Harris, but there don't appear to currently be any plans to move him on permanently.
Asked as to whether there had been any discussions over a permanent deal, McCann told BBC Radio Humberside : "No. Gavin's just on loan until the end of the season."