Championship clubs are allowed to sign players on loan up until Thursday, and youngsters from Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, and Chelsea could all take advantage of this.
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Here are ten of the best…
10) James Wilson, Manchester United
Despite featuring on several occasions for the Red Devils this season, the 19-year-old currently finds himself behind Radamel Falcao, Robin van Persie, and Wayne Rooney in the pecking order at the moment. Some regular game time in the second tier could do him well.
9) Chuba Akpom, Arsenal
Having signed a new contract in February, the 19-year-old hasn’t been involved with the first team as much he would have liked. A few goals out on loan could do wonders for his confidence before next season.
8) Tyias Browning, Everton
Impressed against Liverpool and Manchester United earlier in the season, but hasn’t been seen since. The 20-year-old centre-back could do with proving Roberto Martinez wrong for doing this at a team where he plays every week, before coming back and putting together a case for dropping Phil Jagielka.
7) Nick Powell, Manchester United
Much was expected of the midfielder when he joined the Red Devils from Crewe Alexandra in 2012, but he has failed to impress. The 21-year-old needs somewhere to find his feet.
6) Serge Gnabry, Arsenal
After a long injury lay off the German winger will need some first team football in order to get back to full sharpness. This is unlikely to happen at the in-form Gunners at the moment.
5) Nathan Ake, Chelsea
It would be hard for anyone to get in to the team at Stamford Bridge ahead of Nemanja Matic and Cesc Fabregas, but especially so for an unproven 20-year-old. A temporary deal like so many other Blues youngsters could be the answer.
4) Tyler Blackett, Manchester United
After almost becoming a regular in the starting XI early in the campaign, Blackett has slipped away over the last few months. The centre-back could well need a loan deal in order to keep getting the game time he needs in order to continue improving.
3) Jordan Rossiter, Liverpool
He may be young at 17-years-old, but the midfielder definitely has the ability for the Championship. Without game time in the first team forthcoming, the deal could work in a similar manner to how Ross Barkley’s did before he returned for fierce rivals Everton.
2) Gedion Zelalem, Arsenal
Much has been said about the 18-year-old, and he has already appeared in the first team for the North London club. However, with it unlikely he will play again for a while, a temporary deal could be good for all parties.
1) DeAndre Yedlin, Tottenham
Despite only signing for Spurs in January, Mauricio Pochettino has made it clear that the 21-year-old won’t play until he used to the English game. Where better to get used to it than in the Championship?