Reliable journalist Phil Hay has admitted that news about Dean Henderson moving to Leeds United has gone quiet.
But Hay has taken to Twitter to reveal that there have been no updates on this move for about a month.
The Yorkshire Evening Post journalist said: "As it happens, I did hear Henderson mentioned a month or so ago but nothing more has been said about it."
Henderson is a man in-demand this summer with his contract at Manchester United coming to an end.
The 21-year-old was named in the PFA League One Team of the Year for his excellent displays on loan at play-off runners-up Shrewsbury Town, where he kept 19 clean sheets.
With Peacock-Farrell linked with an exit and Felix Wiedwald and Andy Lonergan failing to impress, Leeds could have swooped for Henderson in a cut-price deal, reportedly about £1m.
The Sun believes Fulham, Stoke City and Bristol City want the England under-21 international too while The Daily Mail has linked him with Arsenal, Chelsea, Benfica, Roma and Olympiacos.
But the same report indicated that Henderson was set to sign a new three-year deal at Man United, meaning Leeds would have to rely on a loan deal if they do reignite their interest in him.
The Verdict
With a permanent move looking unlikely now that a three-year deal at Old Trafford is on the table, it is not a surprise to see that Hay does not know much about this deal.
With more prominent targets like Angus Gunn and David Stockdale in mind, Henderson is always going to be a back-up option for Leeds this summer.
But if they do decide to snap him up - permanently or on loan - then he is definitely an upgrade on Wiedwald and Lonergan, either providing competition with Peacock-Farrell or replacing him if he leaves for Wolves.
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