Derby County’s summer transfer window is heating up as they set their sights on securing Paul Warne’s top transfer target, which would mark their fourth signing. Following the recent addition of Ben Osborn on a two-year deal after his departure from Sheffield United, the former Nottingham Forest star is set to bolster the team’s options in central midfield and on the left flank.

In a flurry of activity, Derby sealed the signing of Kayden Jackson on a free transfer from Ipswich Town, where he spent six seasons. The experienced 30-year-old was announced earlier this week, swiftly followed by the arrival of Jerry Yates on loan from Swansea, post his successful medical examination.

Despite their recent signings, Derby County shows no signs of slowing down, with talks ongoing for the potential recruitment of Ebou Adams. The club’s spokesperson, David Clowes, confirmed that Adams remains a priority target, though Derby is considering several players. Speculation is rife that discussions between Derby and Cardiff City for Adams are in progress, with optimism prevailing that a deal could soon be finalized. Journalist Darren Witcoop further fueled the buzz, hinting at ongoing talks and expressing confidence in reaching an agreement between the clubs.

Rams fans can expect the return of Adams to Pride Park as negotiations remain active, with a deal anticipated. Despite initial doubts, Adams’ impactful loan stint last season is pushing the transfer forward, with Derby eager for his defensive prowess. The potential transfer hangs on patience, but signs point toward a successful deal. Cardiff’s situation and Adams’ contract status suggest a deal is likely, especially as the window progresses. Expect Adams to become a Derby player soon.