Several clubs within the Football League are said to be monitoring the progress of highly-rated Yeovil Town winger Iffy Allen, according to HITC Sport.

Allen, 21, was a product of the Fulham youth academy but left to sign youth terms with Barnet in 2011, following his release from Craven Cottage.

In 2012, the silky winger made the breakthrough into the Bees' first-team and went onto play seven times for the club before opting not to sign a new deal in the summer.

Yeovil boss Paul Sturrock offered the youngster the chance to sign terms at Huish Park ahead of the new season and Allen jumped at the chance.

He has played four times for the Glovers so far this season and has caught the eye with his energetic style.

It is thought that Championship trio Charlton Athletic, Sheffield Wednesday and his former club Fulham are all monitoring the situation.

Allen would certainly add an element of pace and flair to whatever Championship team he joined, but his decision making is still relatively raw so he may find it hard to adapt to the Championship initially.

Yeovil Town currently sit in 22nd place in Sky Bet League Two and are seriously struggling in the depths of the fourth tier, and losing Allen would be a major blow in their hopes of escaping the dreaded drop to the National League.

Yeovil fans... How has Allen performed for you so far this season? Would he be good enough for the Championship? Just how far can the youngster go in the game? Let us know below!