The end to the 2020/21 Championship season is all set to be a quiet one for Millwall.

Heading into the final game of the campaign, Gary Rowett's side are unable to either reach the play-offs, or get dragged into the relegation, as they sit more than comfortably in mid-table in the standings.

As a result, those in charge The Den can now start planning for the summer transfer window, as they look to ensure the club go even better next season, in the battle for a place in the Championship play-off places.

That of course, could mean that there is a chance some transfer rumours that emerged surrounding Millwall could once again arise, when the transfer market reopens at the end of the season.

So with that in mind, we've taken a look right here, at nine Millwall transfer links from the January transfer window, that we could see revisited in just a few weeks time.

We start this list with Millwall's interest in Manchester City versatile young defender Timi Sobowale.

Millwall were one of several clubs reported to be interested in Sobowale back at the turn of the year, along with Championship rivals Blackburn, and Stoke, as well as Premier League side Crystal Palace and MLS outfit Real Salt Lake City, although no deal ultimately materialised for the 19-year-old.

Given he is unlikely to break into the City first-team any time soon, the Premier League champions elect may be willing to sanction a move for the teenager in the summer, meaning there could be an opportunity here for Millwall to reignite their interest in Sobowale and benefit from his potential next season.

Another young player from one of the Premier League's top clubs who we could see linked with a move to The Den this summer, is Chelsea midfielder Luke McCormick.

McCormick has spent this season on-loan with Bristol Rovers, where he has scored six goals and provided three assists in 41 appearances in all competitions, although he has been unable to prevent the Gas from suffering relegation from League One.

Reports from earlier in the year had claimed that Millwall are keen to sign McCormick in the summer, when the 22-year-old is expected to leave Chelsea as he enters the final years of his contract at Stamford Bridge, meaning things do seem to be set up well for the Lions here.

One deal that Millwall may well be keen to revisit come the summer transfer window, concerns Hibernian centre back Ryan Porteous.

Reports late in the January transfer window had claimed that the Scottish Premiership side had rejected a bid of £1million from Millwall for Porteous, who has made 88 appearances for Hibs since joining the club in 2017.

The 22-year-old is clearly a player with plenty of ability and potential to improve, so you could understand it if Millwall were to try their luck again when the market reopens, but with two years remaining on his Hibernian contract, his current club are in a strong position to negotiate any offers that come in for him.

One player Millwall are already familiar with who they may look to bring back to The Den this summer, is Jayson Molumby.

The Irishman made 40 appearances for Millwall while on loan with the club last season, and it was claimed that the Lions tried to sign him on a permanent basis in January, for a fee that would have broken the club's transfer record had Molumby's parent club Brighton accepted, only for the midfielder to join Preston instead.

But with Molumby only on loan at Deepdale until the end of this season, there could be an opportunity for Millwall to try their luck again when the market reopens this summer.

Admittedly, a deal for Mowatt may not be easy for Millwall to pull off, but it is one surely worth looking into for the club.

Millwall manager Gary Rowett appeared to confirm suggestions that the club had looked into a deal for the Barnsley midfielder back in January, and given he is out of contract this summer, there may yet be an opportunity for the Lions to try their luck again this summer.

But with Mowatt having played a key role in helping his current club secure an unlikely Championship play-off place this season, there may well be more interest than ever before in the 26-year-old, meaning this would be difficult for Millwall to pull off, especially if the Tykes do win promotion.

One player who it seems Millwall could once again be set to make a move for in the summer transfer window, is Oxford's Cameron Brannagan.

Millwall reportedly had a £500,000 bid rejected for the midfielder by the League One side back in the January window, and it has already been claimed that the Lions, along with second-tier rivals Preston, are set to target the 24-year-old again this summer.

Given he has impressed in helping Oxford make a push for the League One play-off places this season, and the fact they may not want to lose out to Preston, this could be one that is well worth looking into for Millwall this summer.

Millwall were certainly keen on midfielders back in January, and another target they could revisit should that be the case again this time around, is Zulte Waregem's Abdoulaye Sissako.

Early in January, French journalist Loic Tanzi had reported that Sissako was a player attracting interest from both Millwall and Championship rivals Bristol City, although no deal ultimately materialised for the 22-year-old.

But with the midfielder already possessing top-flight experience in Belgium, and with his contract at Waregem about to enter its final 12 months - which could make him more affordable - this could be one worth looking into again for Gary Rowett's side come the summer.

If Millwall are to bring in some of those past midfield targets in the summer, then they may have to move on some of those they currently have on their books in that position.

Should that happen, then one potential candidate to move one from The Den, comes in the form of Ben Thompson, who was reportedly a target for Portsmouth in January, having previously spent the first half of the 2018/19 campaign on loan at Fratton Park.

Having been in and out of the side this season - starting just 16 league games - and with the midfielder abut to enter the final year of his contract at the club - making this potentially their last chance to receive a fee for him, now be a sensible time for a potential parting of the ways.

Back at the start of the January window, Millwall manager Gary Rowett was forced to dismiss suggestions that Mahlon Romeo was set to leave the club, following the recall of fellow right-back Danny McNamara from his loan at St Johnstone.

That is something that will no doubt be relief from Millwall from a football perspective, but it is something they could - no doubt reluctantly - were they to find themselves in a position where they need to raise funds for other business.

Romeo is a player who proven quality at this level means he could attract interest, while the fact he has three years remaining on his contract means they could command a decent fee for him if interest was to emerge.