It’s four weeks and counting until the summer transfer window opens - and teams up and down the land are looking to nail down some early bargains.

Brentford face an exciting summer under the management of new boss Marinus Dijkhuizen and the club’s revised purchasing strategy.

Fulham manager Kit Symons has a big job on his hands at Craven Cottage to turn things around in west London after a poor campaign in 2014-15.

QPR , having been relegated from the Premier League, face a rebuilding job and have already been busy in the market.

But you don’t have to spend tonnes of cash on transfer fees to pick up quality players.

The three clubs can do that by picking up some established Championship performers, 160 of whom will be out of contract at the end of the month.

Chris Ramsey, Symons and Dijkhuizen will no doubt be sifting through them. Here’s their options.

Bournemouth

Ian Harte, Josh McQuoid, Benji Buchel, Joe Partington, Mohamed Coulibaly, Miles Addison, Darryl Flahavan

Watford

Vujadin Savic, Marco Motta, Luke O’Nien

Norwich City

Javier Garrido, Carlos Cuellar, Mark Bunn, Luciano Becchio

Hull City

Liam Rosenior, Paul McShane, Yannick Sagbo, Maynor Figueroa, Steve Harper, Joe Dudgeon

QPR

Brian Murphy, Richard Dunne, Rio Ferdinand (retired), Shaun Wright-Phillips, Joey Barton, Bobby Zamora

Brentford

Tommy Smith, Nick Proschwitz

Ipswich Town

Elliott Hewitt, Jack Marriott, Paul Anderson, Darren Ambrose, Stephen Hunt, Noel Hunt

Wolves

Jake Cassidy

Derby County

Jamie Ward, Lee Naylor, Mark O’Brien, Shaun Barker, Tom Naylor, Zak Whitbread, John Eustace

Jamie Ward

Blackburn Rovers

David Dunn, Paul Robinson, Yann Songo’o, Luke Varney, Matt Kilgallon, Lee Williamson, Chris Taylor.

Cardiff City

Kevin McNaughton, Danny Gabbidon, Nicky Maynard

Charlton Athletic

Tal Ben Haim, Simon Church, Chris Eagles, Roger Johnson, Lawrie Wilson, Oguchi Onyewu, Neil Etheridge, Jack Munns, Harry Osborne, Harry Gerard, Kadell Daniel, Kurtis Cumberbatch, Kieran Monlouis, Rhys Browne, Levander Pyke.

Sheffield Wednesday

Lewis Buxton, Giles Coke, Paul Corry, Rafa Floro, Dejan Kelhar, Gary Madine, Joe Mattock, Jacques Maghoma, Rhys McCabe, Matt Young, Kamil Zayatte

Nottingham Forest (not confirmed)

Danny Collins, Dan Harding, Greg Halford

Leeds United

Michael Tonge, Rodolph Austin, Daniel Atkinson, Luke Booker, Alex Cairns, Afolabi Coker, Stuart Taylor, Zac Thompson, Aidan White

Huddersfield Town

Anthony Gerrard, Jon Stead, Martin Paterson, Jake Carroll, Daniel Carr

Bolton Wanderers

Jermaine Beckford, Matt Mills, Craig Davies, Andrew Lonergan, Keith Andrews

Reading

Danny Guthrie, Zat Knight, Yakubu, Jure Travner, Mikkel Anderson

Brighton and Hove Albion

Craig Mackail-Smith, Aaron Hughes, Paddy McCourt, Vitalijs Maksimenko, Kemy Agustien

Rotherham United

Richard Brindley, Mat Sadler, Mark Bradley, Rob Milsom, Tony Thompson.

Millwall

Nicky Bailey, Matthew Briggs, Dylan Casey, Richard Chaplow, Alan Dunne, Carlos Edwards, Sofiane El-Bekri, Ricardo Fuller, Denzel Gerrar, Jake Goodman, Magaye Gueye, Justin Hoyte, Stefan Maierhofer, Angel Martinez, Danny Shittu, Josh Siafa, Callum Webb, Martyn Woolford.

Wigan Athletic

Kim Bo-Kyung, Gaëtan Bong, Ali Al Habsi, Marc-Antoine Fortuné, William Kvist

Blackpool

Peter Clarke, Nathan Delfouneso, Steven Davies, Andre Blackman, Tomasz Cywka, Joel Dielna, Bobby Grant, Gary MacKenzie, Tony McMahon, Jacob Mellis, Nyron Nosworthy, Darren O’Dea, Elliot Parish, Jeffrey Rentmeister, Saer Sene, Francois Zoko

Clubs yet to announce retained lists:

Boro, Burnley, Fulham

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List compiled by our colleagues at the Middlesbrough Gazette