According to reports in England, Leeds United are willing to listen to offers for goalkeeper Illan Meslier this summer as manager Daniel Farke looks to strengthen his squad with a new first-choice shot-stopper.
According to Mick Brown, a well-connected former scout for Manchester United and Blackburn, Meslier is no longer considered part of Leeds United's long-term plans.
The goalkeeper's form has come under scrutiny after a series of costly mistakes throughout the season, including errors in matches against Portsmouth, Sunderland, Hull City and Preston North End, which have cost Leeds vital points in their push for promotion.
In January, former Leeds goalkeeper Paul Robinson highlighted concerns over Meslier's performances, revealing that the club was already looking to recruit a top-tier keeper.
Now, Leeds United are open to offers for the 25-year-old in a bid to raise funds for a high-quality replacement.