England's run to third place at this summer's World Cup - their best showing in 60 years - has put several of their defenders firmly in the transfer market shop window, according to the BBC.
The report notes that half of the defenders who featured for the Three Lions in that tournament are now being courted by interested clubs, with their improved profile and tournament performances driving the demand.
The BBC piece doesn't name specific players, clubs or fees involved in any deals, so it remains unclear exactly who is set to move and where. What is clear is that England's defensive options from this summer have emerged as hot property, with suitors keen to capitalise on proven big-tournament experience.
Further details on individual transfers are expected to emerge as the market develops.