Leeds United are reportedly in talks with Manchester City over a move for goalkeeper James Trafford, according to BBC News.
The 22-year-old, who joined City from Burnley last year, has struggled for regular first-team opportunities at the Etihad, with Ederson and Stefan Ortega ahead of him in the pecking order. A switch to Elland Road could offer Trafford the consistent playing time he needs to continue his development, following a productive loan spell that helped establish him as one of English football's most promising young shot-stoppers.
For Leeds, freshly promoted or aiming to strengthen for the season ahead, bringing in a keeper of Trafford's pedigree would represent a significant statement of intent between the posts. However, with talks still ongoing and no agreement yet confirmed by either club, the exact terms and timeline of any deal remain unclear.
Further details are expected to emerge as negotiations progress between the two Premier League sides.