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Portsmouth, Preston North End and QPR eye Swansea City defender Josh Key

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Three Championship clubs—Portsmouth, Preston North End, and Queens Park Rangers—have been linked with a move for Swansea City right-back Josh Key. The 26-year-old English defender has emerged as a transfer target amid ongoing squad restructuring at multiple clubs.

Key, who has made 82 appearances for Swansea City since 2021, remains under contract until June 2025. His consistent performances at right-back have drawn attention from Championship sides seeking defensive reinforcements.

Portsmouth’s interest was first reported by Football League World, with sources suggesting they are prioritising experienced full-backs to bolster their defensive options. Preston North End have also been monitoring the market for defensive cover, with Key identified as a potential short-term solution.

Queens Park Rangers have joined the race, with reports indicating they are considering multiple right-back options but view Key as a viable long-term option. The club’s defensive depth has been a recurring concern this season.

Swansea City have not yet commented publicly on the speculation surrounding Key’s future. The Championship side currently faces a congested fixture schedule, with their next match scheduled for this weekend.

The transfer window remains open, and clubs are actively exploring options to strengthen their squads before the deadline. Key’s profile fits the Championship’s demand for reliable full-backs with Premier League experience.

Josh Key has made 82 appearances for Swansea City since joining in 2021. His contract runs until June 2025, keeping him tied to the club for the foreseeable future unless a move materialises.

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