Leeds United are considering a deal for midfielder Shea Charles. Southampton are aware it will be difficult to convince Charles to remain at St. Mary’s Stadium for another attempt at promotion. If Charles departs, Southampton will demand a significant fee for him, so it will not be a straightforward deal for Leeds. Capology believes that Charles has a weekly salary of £10,000. Leeds would be able to provide a pay rise for Charles without difficulty if the transfer were to occur. The level of competition for Charles could be advantageous for him, as his agent will seek the best possible contract if fees are agreed.

According to a report from Football Insider, Leeds are interested in Shea Charles and have been monitoring his performances. The Northern Ireland international is a long-term target at Elland Road, and an opportunity to sign him may arise this summer. Several Premier League clubs are interested in signing Charles, who has just one year remaining on his deal with no new talks underway.

Leeds United remain interested in Shea Charles and could move to sign him after Southampton were removed from the Championship play-offs due to Spygate. Leeds are monitoring Charles and may soon increase their efforts to sign him. The Transfer Insider podcast reported that Leeds have had a long-term interest in Shea Charles and considered signing him last summer after his impressive loan spell at Sheffield Wednesday. Leeds are one of probably several clubs that would be interested in Shea Charles.

Team Talk reports on Leeds United's interest in signing Shea Charles before the transfer window closes. Leeds United have been trailing Shea Charles' progress throughout last season and, now a Premier League side, are strongly considering a move for the Northern Ireland international before the transfer window closes. Charles, who caught the eye on loan at Sheffield Wednesday last season, is expected to form part of Will Still’s engine room at Southampton, and the new Saints boss is hoping to retain his services this summer.