Leeds United are reportedly interested in signing Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhín Kelleher this summer, as Daniel Farke looks to strengthen key areas ahead of a renewed promotion push. The 25-year-old Irish international has impressed in limited appearances for Liverpool but has grown frustrated with his role as understudy to Alisson Becker. With first-team opportunities limited at Anfield and Liverpool reportedly signing a new goalkeeper, Kelleher may be open to a move to secure regular minutes.
For Leeds, Kelleher would represent a smart acquisition. He’s composed under pressure, excellent with the ball at his feet, and has proven himself in high-stakes matches, including cup finals. Leeds have faced inconsistency in the goalkeeper position, with Illan Meslier’s form dipping and questions over his future. Kelleher’s experience and winning mentality could bring the stability and confidence needed at the back.
However, Leeds face stiff competition from Premier League clubs like Brentford and West Ham, and Liverpool’s £20 million valuation could prove a hurdle. Still, if the Whites can secure his signature, Kelleher could be a long-term solution between the posts — and a key figure in their promotion hopes. For Farke, he’d be more than a solid option — he could be a game-changer.
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