Team Talk reports on Leeds' interest in signing Wolves keeper Sam Johnstone. Leeds are considering a move for £8m-rated Wolves keeper Sam Johnstone. Johnstone is keen on the move to Yorkshire as he targets first-team football after playing second fiddle at Crystal Palace and now Wolves. He is free to leave Molineux.

Sam Johnstone, the goalkeeper for Wolverhampton Wanderers, is ready to leave the club at the end of the season. Leeds United is keen on acquiring him as they see him as an upgrade on their current goalkeeper, Illan Meslier. Leeds United, promoted to the Premier League, are likely to provide him with more opportunities for regular game time. Wolves paid £10 million for him and will be looking to recoup most of that amount. Daniel Farke, the manager of Leeds, is interested in bringing Johnstone as he could be a quality addition to the team.

Leeds United's interest in Wolves keeper Sam Johnstone has increased ahead of a potential £10 million transfer. Leeds want a new No.1 goalkeeper to replace Illan Meslier after a season of errors. Johnstone has lost his place at Wolves under boss Vitor Pereira, who prefers Jose Sa. Leeds are considering Johnstone because moves for Burnley’s James Trafford and Newcastle’s Nick Pope may be too expensive and difficult. Wolves are willing to sell Johnstone to offload his large salary.