Leeds United are in discussions with Manchester City over a potential transfer for goalkeeper James Trafford as the clubs continue contract and deal negotiations ahead of the new season. Multiple reports say Trafford, who is 23, is considering a move to Elland Road and is leaning toward joining Leeds. Sky Sports, BBC News and other outlets describe talks between the two clubs as ongoing. A Yahoo Sports report adds more detail on deal structure, stating Leeds and Manchester City have agreed terms for a fee of £40 million, with a further £5 million in add-ons, and includes a future sell-on clause for Manchester City. The Manchester Evening News notes that, depending on the outcome, Manchester City may need to add to its goalkeeping options if Trafford leaves. Overall, sources agree on the core points: Leeds are pursuing Trafford, talks with Manchester City are at an advanced stage in the window, and the proposed deal is understood to be around the £40m mark, with additional performance-related payments and a sell-on provision.