League One news and rumours 14th May

Craig Davies has returned to Brighton following a loan spell at Port Vale and his future is said to be in doubt. Port Vale manager Micky Adams has hinted he could return to the club.

There were rumours a while ago that Bristol Rovers would release David Pipe by mutual consent but they don’t seem to have done it yet. Cheltenham Town could be his next club. Following a successful loan spell there earlier this season, he attended at least one of their matches. Cheltenham wanted to extend his loan but Bristol Rovers said no.

Jason Price has returned to parent club Millwall after his loan spell with Carlisle United came to an end. He says he would be happy to join Carlisle permanently if the possibility arose. For now, howver, he is a Millwall player and they have another play-off bid on their hands.

Stuart Fleetwood is another who could potentially be involved in the play-offs. He has returned to parent club Charlton Athletic following his loan to Exeter City.

Rhoys Wiggins is very interested in returning to Bournemouth next season should the opportunity arise. He helped them to promotion to League One as parent club Norwich City were crowned champions of League One.

Jack Mackreth has been offered his first professional contract by Tranmere Rovers.

Mark Bradley has been released by Walsall although he’s still in Wales’ under-21 squad. He says it was disappointing but not a surprise as he’s hardly played recently but he will come back a stronger player.

Rhys Weston has also left Walsall by ‘mutual consent’ as his family live in Scotland and he’d like to play there so he can be closer to him. He had a recent trial at Motherwell.

There’s no news on Arron Davies but presumably he has been released by Brighton & Hove Albion after signing on non-contract terms until the end of the season. He had made an agreement with Yeovil Town but due to his already playing for Nottingham Forest (who released him) and loan club Brighton, he wasn’t permitted to sign for another club. Non-contract terms at Brighton and a loan to Yeovil were, however, permitted so that’s what he did, with a view to signing for Yeovil as soon as he could.