Leeds on Monday confirmed his return to the Premier League, and attention has become next season. Specifically, it will now focus on the improvement of Daniel Farke’s workforce so that the relegation can be avoided immediately.
And one of the obvious movements that will look at Leeds is to sign a new goalkeeper. Illan Meslier has participated in many criticism in recent weeks, and was recently abandoned by Farke after several large -profile cloves.
Leeds does not want Meslier to remain as a first -choice goalkeeper, and even talk Could be sold. As such, efforts are being increased to replace it, but a candidate seems to have already ruled out.
Leeds lost to Nick Pope’s signature
According to NufcblogLeeds has shown interest in Nick Pope, who could be replaced as the starting goalkeeper of Newcastle next season in the midst of the Carabao Cup winners in James Trafford. But according to the report, an agreement is considered to be “too dear and difficult” for the recent promoted of the Premier League.
As such, they have begun to fix -elsewhere. Sam Johnstone, who seems to leave Wolves this summer, is on his radar, while there has also been an interest in Angus Gunn, who could leave Norwich City in the summer as a free agent.
The Pope has proven to be a quality goalkeeper of the Premier League in recent years, so it is not surprising that Leeds has shown an interest in bringing him to Elland Road. But the fact that Newcastle is determined to draw as much as possible from an agreement, due to its PSR situation, seems to have reduced the possibilities of an agreement between the two clubs.
