Here's your round-up of all the latest Cardiff City news for Tuesday, February 14.
Wickham deal done
Connor Wickham has completed a short-term move to Cardiff City on a free transfer.
The 29-year-old was a free agent after the expiration of a similar short-term deal with Forest Green Rovers in January, having netted nine goals in all competitions for the League One side.
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He has now put pen to paper on a deal that will keep him in the capital until the end of the season.
It's understood the striker has travelled with the rest of the squad for tonight's Championship clash with Birmingham City, and could well be involved in some capacity.
Wickham will wear the number 31 this season, and his arrival will hopefully add some much-needed bite to Cardiff's efforts in the final third as they bid to elevate themselves away from the relegation zone.
Man United set to complete Biancheri move
Manchester United are reportedly on the brink of completing a deal to sign Cardiff City youngster Gabriele Biancheri on a four-year deal.
That's according to Fabrizio Romano, who says United are now awaiting clearance from FIFA before completing the move for the young Welsh forward.
The 16-year-old was also linked with Premier League rivals Chelsea, but will now continue his development with the Red Devils.
Dennis singled out for praise after 'smash and grab' derby day point
Under-21s boss Darren Purse has heaped praise on goalkeeper Jake Dennis, after the youngster's superb showing against Swansea City in the Professional Development League encounter at Landore.
Dennis made a series of good saves after being beaten by Liam Walsh's early header, and looked to have played his part in a hard-fought win when Gavin Whyte and substitute Morgan Wigley netted, only for Josh Thomas to pop up with a late equaliser for the hosts.
“It was a proper smash and grab point to earn,” Purse told the club's official website.
“With due credit to Swansea City, with the ball at their feet they were fantastic.
“Our young ‘keeper Jake Dennis put in a great performance, and I think that the changes at half-time helped us a little bit. Jake’s worked hard and earned the opportunity that he’s been given.
“We’re delighted to have taken a point, but there’s plenty of work to be done.”
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