Chelsea-bound Dylan Williams, who turned 18 in December, has made nine first-team appearances for the RamsDerby County’s administrators Quantuma are set for talks with the English Football League on Tuesday following “positive developments” over the Championship club’s future.The wealthy US-based Binnie family, founders of investment company Carlisle Capital, submitted a bid of about £28m to buy the Rams on Friday.And BBC Sport understands that former chairman Andy Appleby is working on an alternative bid that also includes Derby’s Pride Park stadium, which is owned by former club owner Mel Morris.Quantuma, who had hoped to name a preferred bidder earlier this month, have until 1 February to meet the EFL’s statutory requirement for proof of how Derby will be funded for the rest of the season.An EFL spokesperson said: “Following positive developments over the course of the weekend, a proposed meeting involving the EFL and political stakeholders to discuss the ongoing challenges at Derby County set for later today (Monday) h… Click below to read the full story from BBC Sport
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