Leeds United have shown interest in Nick Pope as they look to improve their squad after returning to the Premier League. However, a deal is considered 'too dear and difficult' for Leeds. Newcastle United might replace Pope as their starting goalkeeper next season, amid reported interest from another club in James Trafford. Newcastle will be determined to extract as much as possible from a deal due to their PSR situation, which has curtailed any chances of an agreement.

Newcastle United is open to selling Nick Pope at the end of the season due to his injury problems and the fact that he will have just one year left on his contract. They are demanding a fee of around £10-15 million for him.

Newcastle's interest in Aaron Ramsdale could see Nick Pope sold.