Bristol City hit with shirt sponsor problem as transfer race for Middlesbrough star intensifies
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It has been a rather indifferent season for Bristol City, who are closing in on the magic 50-point mark.
The Robins are still 16 points from the bottom three, and safety is all-but guaranteed already as we head towards the final stretch.
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Hide AdAnd planning will already be underway for next season when City will be hoping to put together a much better campaign.
Though, there is still plenty still to be decided in the Championship, and there is still plenty going on.
With that in mind, here is a round-up of the latest news from the second tier.
City’s sponsor issue
Bristol City are in need of a new shirt sponsor after Mansion Bet ceased trading.
The betting company has ended operations.
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Hide AdThe Robins will hope to strike a new deal with a new sponsor sooner rather than later, but they could now face playing the rest of the season with a bare shirt, aside from the club crest and shirt manufacturer Hummel, of course.
The club have agreed a shirt sponsor with local firm Huboo for next season.
Update: Bristol City have released a statement saying that there will be no alterations to the kit of City’s men’s team with the first-team players continuing to wear it for the remainder of the campaign with 10 games left of the Championship season.
Spence race
Middlesbrough star Djed Spence is attracting interest aplenty ahead of this summer.
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Hide AdSpence is currently impressing on loan with Nottingham Forest, and according to Sky Germany, Bayern Munich are now eyeing talks amid interest from Tottenham.
Middlesbrough could be in for a healthy windfall this summer.
Fulham eye Narey move
More reports from Germany, and this one involves a possible transfer bid from Fulham.
Fortuna Dusseldorf winger Khaled Narey is catching the eye with his current club, scoring seven and assisting 11 so far.
Fulham are being tipped to make a move in the summer, though, that looks likely to be part of their Premier League planning given their current position.
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