Leeds now determines “world-class” £25m GK is the main goal to replace Meslier

Leeds United has now identified a “world-class” goalkeeper as the main target to replace Elan Meslier, and Daniel Farke is now beginning to approve the Frenchman’s departure, a report said.

Leeds plans to replace the easily occurring intermediate machine

Former Leedsman Paul Robinson spoke in February, praising Farke for his dealing with Meslier, saying:He is a confident goalkeeper and the manager is excellent for him. As a goalkeeper, this is one thing you can ask for. ”

However, the 48-year-old eventually lost confidence in the goalkeeper, and Karl Darlow was nodded between the sticks during the promotion process, and the manager’s lack of trust in the shooter could damage his confidence.

As Meslier’s turnover cost Farke 10 points last season, it would be a huge risk for the manager to stick with the 25-year-old, TeamTalk’s report shows that the Germans are now open this summer.

It is also detailed that Leeds has now determined that Chelsea goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic is the main target to replace Meslier as the Blues decided to put the Serbian on their transfer list and they opened up to a offer of about £25 million.

Whites have registered their interest in oil, but have a general interest in goalkeeper signatures, as well as the likes of Aston Villa, Wolf Hampton Poders and Brenford, and some of the top clubs from all over Europe.

Despite the possibility of fighting Juventus and Bayer Leverkusen, the champions seem very keen to reach a deal, reporting that they are now ready to step up their pursuit of goalkeepers.

“World-class” oil may be the ideal alternative

Not surprisingly, Farke is willing to cash out Meslier this summer, and there are plenty of signs that the Chelsea Shooter may be the ideal replacement, with his performance in Strasbourg last season being considered a high level.

Indeed, manager Liam Rosenior was fascinated by the development of Serbia International, saying: “We have seen great progress in Pietro.

“He’s a world-class goalkeeper. We see it every day and it still pays off today.”

It was a bold claim to include the former New England Revolutionary in the world class category, but to some extent, Rosenno’s assessment was backed by the underlying data as his savings percentage over the past year was impressive.

So Chelsea are willing to part ways with Petrovic this summer, but their losses may be Leeds’ gains, which may be somewhat unusual.