Nick Pope is reportedly a target for Leeds United as they prepare for this summer's transfer window. The club is said to be seriously interested in acquiring him, due to their need for an upgrade in the goalkeeping department. Leeds United is considering Pope to strengthen their squad, particularly if they make a return to the Premier League. The potential transfer is influenced by Newcastle's anticipated signing of Burnley's James Trafford, which could lead Pope to seek more playing time elsewhere. With a valuation of around £30m, Pope is viewed as an ideal candidate to replace Illan Meslier, whose development at Elland Road has not met expectations. Leeds' interest in Pope also depends on their promotion to the Premier League, as his skill level suggests he might attract offers from other top-tier clubs.