Manchester United are reportedly prepared to compete with Leeds United for two summer transfer targets, with goalkeeper Karl Darlow and midfielder Shea Charles both emerging as key names under consideration. As per reports from Leeds Live, the Premier League giants are exploring potential moves that could directly challenge the Whites’ recruitment plans.
Darlow’s current contract at Elland Road is due to expire next week, and discussions are ongoing regarding an extension. However, Manchester United are said to be increasingly optimistic about bringing the 35-year-old into their goalkeeping unit at Old Trafford.
Additionally, United’s attention may turn towards Shea Charles, as the club have been credited with an interest in the Southampton midfielder. Leeds United previously had a £20 million offer turned down but are expected to return with an improved bid for the 22-year-old talent.
Charles, who left Manchester City for Southampton in 2023, remains in ongoing negotiations between Leeds and the Saints. His performances have drawn attention from several top-flight sides, making the race for his signature increasingly competitive.
Manchester United’s director of football, Jason Wilcox, is believed to have played a key role in bringing Charles to St Mary’s during his earlier stint there. His familiarity with the player could prove influential, potentially complicating Leeds United’s efforts to secure both Darlow and Charles this summer.
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