Leeds United interested in re-signing experienced defender who was ……….

A new left-back is what Leeds United is hoping to add in the January transfer window. In that role, Sam Byram and Junior Firpo have been the preferred options, with Djed Spence also being used occasionally prior to the termination of his loan.
Over the previous few weeks, they have been associated with multiple names, but nothing has materialized. In a story published yesterday, The Yorkshire Evening Post verified the club’s interest in Burnley’s Connor Roberts and Everton’s Ben Godfrey. However, they also stated that they are still considering re-signing Roberts’ colleague Taylor.

After making over 100 appearances for Leeds United in 2017, the 30-year-old departed the team to join Turf Moor. This season, he had been a regular starter for the Premier League club, but he is now out.

This season, Taylor has proven his abilities in the Premier League—even though he is playing for a team that is now in the running for relegation. It is not surprising that other teams are connected to him because he has demonstrated his value and been an exceptional player despite this.

Taylor would be a fantastic option if he were to re-sign with Leeds United. Although Taylor’s arrival at Elland Road will further enhance the dynamic and experience, Daniel Farke’s team is still rather youthful overall. However, there are some experienced players on the team.

He might be a future captain and would probably start right away in the starting lineup. Taylor might replace Liam Cooper, who is expected to leave when his contract ends at the conclusion of the season.