According to The Sun, Leicester City are keen on signing Manchester City goalkeeper James Trafford.
Trafford signed a new contract with City last year but is keen on more regular playing time and has hinted that he would be open to a move in hunt for it.
Speaking to the Daily Mail, he said:
“The most important thing for goalies is to be playing and if you’re not playing it is really tough. Next season, I’ll play every week. I can’t sit on the bench.”
Given the talent that the young shot stopper possesses, Manchester City would not want to sell him on a permanent deal but could be willing to send him out on loan this upcoming season to help continue his development.
But the report claims that while City are open for a loan move for him, it is unknown whether the Foxes are looking for a loan signing or a permanent.
Leicester City’s new boss Enzo Maresca knows the player very well from his time as an assistant manager at City which could help convince the player to join the club.