Leeds Seeks Long-term Deal for Trafford
Leeds United has agreed with Manchester City to sign English goalkeeper James Trafford for approximately 40 million pounds, with additional financial incentives, making it one of the biggest transfers in the club's history. Leeds is seeking to strengthen their goalkeeping position following the departure of goalkeeper Karl Darlow, and Trafford is expected to be given the opportunity to play as the primary keeper once the deal is completed. Trafford's transfer comes after a successful season with Burnley, during which he set a record by keeping a clean sheet in 30 matches. While he has limited international experience with England, he is regarded as a goalkeeper with the potential to be a long-term option for the team.
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