Phil Parkinson's Wrexham want ex-Sunderland target from League One rivals as Sheffield Wednesday eye left-back

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That’s after the Black Cats drew 1-1 with Oxford United on Wearside last Saturday.

Here, though, we take a look at the latest EFL stories from around the web this evening:

Phil Parkinson eyes former Sunderland ‘target’

National League side Wrexham are targetting Ipswich Town striker Joe Pigott in January.

The Welsh club are looking to bolster their promotion hopes as the club looks to cement in the EFL.

And a report from Football League World claims that ex-AFC Wimbledon man Pigott is a transfer target for the club.

Pigott was said to be on Sunderland’s wishlist over the summer with speculation linking him with a move to the Stadium of Light.

The 28-year-old opted to join Ipswich Town as the Tractor Boys undertook a massive summer rebuilding project under Paul Cook.

But Cook was sacked earlier in the week with Pigott having only made six appearances this term, scoring one goal and adding one assist

Wrexham are owned by Hollywood duo Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney and managed by former Sunderland boss Phil Parkinson.

Sheffield Wednesday are said to be considering a move for Huddersfield Town left-back Josh Ruffels this January.

That’s according to Yorkshire Live.

Darren Moore is eager to strengthen his options in defence options.

Wednesday’s squad is currently depleted with Sam Hutchinson, Dominic Iorfa and Lewis Gibson injured.

Ruffels, 28, has struggled to break into Huddersfield Town’s first team so far this campaign.