Leeds United Eye Union Saint-Gilloise Goalkeeper Kjell Scherpen

Leeds United are reportedly showing interest in Royal Union Saint-Gilloise goalkeeper Kjell Scherpen. According to Sky Sports journalist Ben Heckner, the Championship club is keen on bringing the Dutch shot-stopper to Elland Road. Leeds manager Daniel Farke is looking to strengthen his goalkeeping options ahead of the new season. Scherpen, who is currently on loan at the Belgian side from Brighton & Hove Albion, has impressed with his performances. The 6-foot-8 goalkeeper has garnered attention for his shot-stopping abilities and presence in the box. Leeds, who are aiming for promotion back to the Premier League, see Scherpen as a potential addition to their squad. Farke, who took over at Leeds in the summer, is rebuilding the team after a disappointing relegation campaign. The club has already made several signings but is still looking to add depth in key positions. Goalkeeper is one area where they seek reinforcement, with current options including Illan Meslier and Karl Darlow. While no official bid has been made yet, the interest signals Leeds' intent to compete at the top of the Championship. Scherpen's experience in European competitions with Union Saint-Gilloise could be valuable for Leeds' promotion push. It remains to be seen if a deal will materialise in the current transfer window.