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  1. Wigan close to loan move for Chelsea's Walshpublished at 18:48 BST

    Nizaar Kinsella
    Chelsea reporter

    Reggie Walsh turning away to runImage source, Getty Images
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    Walsh started against Western Sydney Wanderers in pre-season

    Wigan Athletic are closing in on a season-long loan move for Chelsea midfielder Reggie Walsh.

    The 17-year-old is also expected to sign a new contract on improved terms before heading out on his first loan spell in League One.

    Walsh has just returned from Chelsea's pre-season tour of Australia and Asia under new manager Xabi Alonso. He still has to finalise personal terms and complete a medical in the North West.

    However, the youngster was keen to play men's football this season after becoming Chelsea's youngest player to appear in the Champions League. He has also made three further senior appearances for the club.

    Chelsea signed Harrison Bettoni from Wigan earlier in the transfer window. The midfielder, who plays in a similar position to Walsh, joined to strengthen the club's academy ranks.

    Chelsea are also planning a similar move for academy winger Ryan Kavuma-McQueen, who is nearing a loan move to Championship side Portsmouth after travelling on the first-team's pre-season tour.

    Striker Shim Mheuka is also expected to sign a new contract this week after broadly agreeing terms to remain at the club.

    Mheuka, who was named Premier League 2 Player of the Season after scoring 17 goals in 17 appearances for the Under-21s last season, is then expected to join a club on loan.

  2. Follow your League One club this 2026-27 seasonpublished at 15:23 BST 7 August

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    Can't get enough of your beloved League One club? Fear not.

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    Expect match reports, analysis, features and interviews - the works.

    We'll also have live text coverage of most League One matches this season so you won't miss any of the action even when you're out of town.

    Remember, the best way to get all of this content is to download the BBC Sport app and follow your favourite teams and sports using the My Sport tab.

    Once you've set this up, you'll have quick access to those pages at the top of your Home tab and we'll be able to serve you better, more personalised, experiences in future.

    And when following your League One team, from the start of the 2026-27 season you'll also get Live Notifications which gives you score updates directly on your phone's lock screen during a match.

    An image detailing how to follow your team on BBC Sport: "On the app? Tap the bell icon to get news about your club sent to you. Signed in on a browser? Hit 'Follow' to stay up to date.