Leeds United’s reported hopes of signing goalkeeper Bartlomiej Dragowski have been boosted, it seems. The Whites have been linked with a move for Dragowski this month, with Il Secolo XIX claimed last week that both Leeds and Hull City were showing an interest in the Spezia stopper.
However, since the original report emerged, Leeds’ competition for the Pole could be dwindling away. Hull have made no secret of their desire to sign Fortuna Sittard keeper Ivor Pandur this month, with coach Liam Rosenior confirming those intentions, while Dragowski has reportedly now turned down a move to a Serie B club.
According to La Nazione, Cremonese have made a move to sign the Poland international, but Dragowski has rejected the chance to join the promotion chasers. The report mentions Leeds’ interest, and it may well be the case that United have a clear run at the 26-year-old, should reports of their interest be correct.
