According to Team Talk, Karl Darlow, who is out of contract, has been offered a new two-year deal by Leeds United. There had been initial optimism that he would sign, but Leeds’ pursuit of alternative options has since created uncertainty about the deal.

Leeds remain in discussions to re-sign goalkeeper Karl Darlow despite competition from Manchester United. Leeds have offered Darlow new terms after he performed well at the end of last season's campaign, but talks are ongoing with rivals willing to offer a two-year deal.

Reported interest from United has prompted Leeds to act, and the West Yorkshire club is expected to offer a new contract to retain their goalkeeper Karl Darlow. Darlow's contract is set to expire at the end of June.

According to Team Talk, sources have confirmed that Leeds United are set to offer Karl Darlow a short-term contract extension this summer in recognition of his outstanding contribution both on and off the pitch. This summer’s planned extension is expected to be for another 12 months, providing continuity and depth as the club strengthens its goalkeeping department.