Football League World reports that Derby County forward Kayden Jackson is in talks with Bradford City regarding a permanent transfer before the deadline on Monday at 7pm. Bradford City, a club hoping for promotion from League One, have registered strong interest in the 31-year-old English player, who was also previously linked with Wycombe Wanderers. It is understood that Jackson is negotiating with Bradford City after being considered not needed under manager John Eustace. This follows a significant reduction in his playing time; the forward has made only two starts in 19 Championship appearances this season without providing a goal or an assist. In the previous campaign, he featured in all 46 league fixtures. As Jackson's two-year contract expires in the summer, a transfer would allow Derby to receive a fee for the player, while Bradford are eager to improve their forward line for their effort to gain promotion. Jackson joined Derby in July 2024 and has one cap for England C. Transfermarkt estimates his market value to be €200k.