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What’s in The Football League Paper: 04/02/24

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As well as reports from every game across the EFL on Friday and Saturday we wrap up the main comings and goings from a hectic finale to the transfer window in The Football League Paper this Sunday.

Defender Luke Ayling discusses his new challenge at Middlesbrough – and has a special message on his Leeds departure.

Ahead of Boro’s Tees-Wear Championship derby with Sunderland – which will be previewed among our pages – our resident expert Chris Dunlavy gives us his take on Michael Beale’s battle to win over Black Cats fans

Back with Boro, we put midfielder Finn Azaz under the microscope in our Player Profile, and from League One Pierce Sweeney discusses notching up another Exeter City milestone.

And former truck driver Ben Hinchliffe gears up to make a little bit more history with Stockport, while Simon Weaver’s unfancied Harrogate fancy gatecrashing the League Two play-offs.

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