League Two news roundup: 22-29 August 2017

Here is Pride of Nottingham's roundup of all the biggest news stories from League Two over the last week.

- Coventry City assistant manager Steve Taylor is "recovering well at home" after being treated for a bleed on the brain. He was taken to University Hospital Coventry & Warwickshire on Friday after falling ill during a training session.

- Mansfield Town manager Steve Evans claimed that the club received bids for several of their first team squad players, including Rhys Bennett and Alex MacDonald, but have all been turned down.

- Luton Town signed Cambridge United midfielder Luke Berry just a few days after he handed in a transfer request at the Abbey Stadium.

- Chesterfield signed 17-year-old centre-back Marshall Willock from non-league Solihull Moors as "one for the future", but Paul McGinn left the Proact after his contract was cancelled by mutual consent.

- Wycombe Wanderers signed teenage striker Josh Umerah on loan from Charlton Athletic.

- QPR made an approach for 26-year-old Exeter City winger David Wheeler, who has made 151 league appearances for the Grecians, scoring 33 goals.

- Accrington Stanley signed defender Jordan Thorniley on loan from Championship side Sheffield Wednesday.

- West Ham youngster Jaanai Gordon is reportedly training with Cheltenham Town ahead of a possible move.

- Blackpool forward Jamille Matt joined Two Grimsby Town on a season-long loan.

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