Leeds United have been offered the opportunity to sign Brighton goalkeeper Carl Rushworth. According to TEAMtalk, the Seagulls are increasingly open to selling the player this summer. Sources have confirmed the 25-year-old has no intention of signing a new contract unless he is guaranteed the position of first-choice goalkeeper. Intermediaries have spoken to Leeds about Rushworth.

Brown told Football Insider in April that Leeds United are interested in signing Carl Rushworth and that scouts had been monitoring his displays. If Coventry fails to sign him, Daniel Farke's side is prepared to make a move as they speed up plans to strengthen their goalkeeping position during the summer. Concerns about the long-term futures of Karl Darlow and Lucas Perri have caused Leeds United to enter the market, and they will be monitoring Coventry's bid.

Leeds United and Newcastle United have made enquiries for Brighton & Hove Albion goalkeeper Carl Rushworth, who is currently on loan at Coventry City. Manchester United also assessed the 23-year-old last summer, while his current loan manager, Frank Lampard, is keen to sign him permanently. Despite this interest, Brighton views Rushworth as their long-term number one and is looking to sign him to a new contract, with his current deal having just one year remaining. However, sources indicate that Rushworth has stated he will only commit to the club if he is guaranteed the starting role, as he is not prepared to be a backup.