Middlesbrough are set for a potentially busy end to the 2024 summer transfer window.
Michael Carrick has so far made seven additions to his Middlesbrough squad in the summer window.
Luke Ayling, Delano Burgzorg, Aidan Morris, Micah Hamilton, Tommy Conway and Neto Borges have all signed for the first-team in the last couple of months.
Boro’s academy has also been strengthened by the addition of 17-year-old Harley Hunt from Swindon Town.
However, there could still be several incomings and outings at the Riverside Stadium before the window shuts at 11pm BST on Friday.
What that said, here is every deal that could happen at Middlesbrough on transfer deadline day.
Middlesbrough want to sign George Edmundson from Ipswich Town
Boro News reported on Wednesday that Middlesbrough are in talks to sign a centre-back this week.
This comes after Carrick’s backline has been hammered with injury issues over the last month or so.
Dael Fry and Darragh Lenihan are still recovering from problems picked up at the back end of 2023/24, as is right-back Tommy Smith.
Rav van den Berg has missed Boro’s last two fixtures as well due to a knock he had against Derby County.
Now though, the Teessiders could get some much-needed defensive reinforcements on Friday as Middlesbrough are one of several clubs in the race for George Edmundson.
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Middlesbrough could sell Josh Coburn
One player who could be on the way out of the Riverside on Friday is Josh Coburn.
The 21-year-old has fallen down the pecking order on Teesside after the arrival of Conway from Bristol City.
Josh Coburn has been linked to Millwall this month while Preston North End are also thought to have an interest in the player.
Whether a deal would be permanent or a loan remains to be seen but it is hard to imagine Coburn staying put given how little playing time he is expected to see in 2024/25 – especially now Boro are out of the League Cup.
Fulham want to sign Rav van den Berg
One thing Boro have done very well this summer is keep hold of all their top players.
Wolverhampton Wanderers were interested in Emmanuel Latte Lath earlier in the window but Boro News understands that Middlesbrough will not sell their star striker for less than £20m.
R.S.C. Anderlecht were linked with Rav van den Berg as well but deemed him too expensive and have now moved on to other targets.
Now though, Premier League outfit Fulham have shown an interest in Van den Berg this week.
Middlesbrough will not want to sell the stopper but if a big enough fee comes in, they may be forced to make a major decision.
Carrick spoke out on Fulham’s links to Van den Berg on Thursday but did not confirm if Boro are open to selling.