According to media reports, Barnsley's former Walsall striker Tom Bradshaw, who scored forty goals in eighty-six appearances for the Saddlers, is the subject of transfer interest from a host of Championship clubs including Ipswich Town, Queens Park Rangers and Reading.
25-year-old, Shrewsbury-born Bradshaw, who has been a regular for the Tykes so far this season - scoring eleven goals in thirty first-team appearances, left Walsall to join the club in July 2016 for a fee believed to be in the region of £650,000 plus add-ons.
Walsall have an active sell-on clause in Bradshaw's contract and will be in line for a small financial boost should the Welsh international camplete a move away from Oakwell over the next few weeks.
A report in the print edition of the Sunday Mirror claims that Bradshaw's recent form has sparked interest from several sides looking to boost their strikeforce. However, it's likely to take a fairly large fee to separate the player from the club as the South Yorkshire sode look to get back into the Premier League.
