By Nicholas Rigg
October 24 2005

Wednesday are reported to have had a 700k offer for Wycombe Wanderers hotshot Nathan Tyson accepted and are due to begin talks with the ex-Reading striker today. Wednesday have had a previous offer rejected by the Chairboys but look to have upped the offer in a bid to finally get there man.

The Owls have finally had a bid accepted for Nathan Tyson according to reports this morning.

Paul Sturrock is desperate to bring a new striker to the club and has already had one offer for the ex-Reading man turned down, believed to be in the region of £600k.

Wednesday look to have upped their offer in a bid to get their man, who will leave for nothing in the summer if not sold before. The new offer is believed to be around the £700k mark.

The deal is likely to be a loan offer until January, where a full transfer can then go ahead in the next transfer window.

The 23-year-old has scored 11 goals in 15 games which has helped Wycombe climb to the top of League Two and is rumoured to be chased by Premiership sides Birmingham City and Wigan Athletic.

Tyson is rumoured to be starting contract talks with the club today, but will not be available for tonights game with Brighton if terms are agreed.