Karl Darlow weighing up three offers as Manchester United ‘to sell’ Altay Bayindir first | OneFootball

Karl Darlow is considering offers from three Premier League clubs, including Leeds United, after the 35-year-old became a free agent at Elland Road.

The Mail reports that Everton and Manchester United have made offers and that United would seek to sell Altay Bayindir first, with Besiktas interested. Leeds remain an option if terms can be agreed.

The Northampton-born former Welsh international made 22 Premier League appearances last season and finished as first-choice, helping Daniel Farke’s side to 14th.

The ex-Newcastle goalkeeper, who began his senior career at Nottingham Forest, had held talks with Tottenham Hotspur before they chose Martin Dubravka.

If he stays, Darlow would likely seek assurances over minutes after dislodging Lucas Perri. Illan Meslier is also out of contract and is reportedly hoping to join Premier League champions Arsenal.

Uncertainty has grown amid reports from Italy and Japan that Leeds have agreed personal terms with Parma goalkeeper Zion Suzuki, who impressed for Japan at the World Cup.

Everton have identified Darlow as a suitable deputy to England number one Jordan Pickford.

Source: Leeds Live