Derby County were linked with a move for the Premier League defender in the last transfer window but nothing materialised in the end.

Writer Harry Mail argues that Derby County should renew their pursuit of Coventry City left-back Jake Bidwell during the January transfer window. Derby were previously linked with a move for the 33-year-old defender during the summer, but no deal materialised. With manager John Eustace contending with a major defensive injury crisis, Mail believes Bidwell's vast experience would provide critical depth and leadership to help the club fight relegation.
Derby are currently in the Championship drop zone after securing just one victory in their opening 11 matches, most recently losing 1-0 to Stoke City. The Rams remain without injured defenders Eiran Cashin, Matt Clarke, Sondre Langas, Craig Forsyth, and Derry Murkin. Meanwhile, Bidwell has seen his Premier League playing time diminish under Frank Lampard, making a winter transfer potentially advantageous for all parties.
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