Leeds United are reportedly planning to secure the transfer of Everton centre-back Michael Keane this summer. The 32-year-old Keane has been identified as a target for Leeds as they prepare for their return to the Premier League, following their victory in the Championship last season. There are doubts about Keane's future at Everton, with reports from the Liverpool Echo suggesting that he might be available, which would make him an ideal addition for Leeds manager Daniel Farke. Farke is preparing for what is expected to be a challenging campaign to maintain their Premier League status next season. The transfer is viewed as advantageous for Keane, offering him a starting role and the opportunity to extend his career at the highest level. Keane, who previously played for Manchester United and Burnley, has enjoyed a respectable Premier League career and brings with him significant experience, having participated in over 400 top-level games, including appearances for the England national team.