Leeds United may now be open to loaning out goalkeeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell due to the imminent signing of Kamil Miazek, it has been claimed.
The Whites have offered Miazek a contract and the Polish shot-stopper is expected to put pen to paper on a deal at Elland Road.
Miazek's arrival will boost the goalkeeping options at the Championship club and, according to BBC Radio Leeds, could open the door for Peacock-Farrell to move on loan.
Peacock-Farrell had been due to be loaned out in the summer transfer window, but the departure of Marco Silvestri meant the Whites kept hold of the talent.
With no emergency loan window after it was abolished, clubs are now keen to keep at least three first team goalkeepers on the books in the event of injury.
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As such, Miazek arriving may allow Peacock-Farrell to head elsewhere in search of first team experience.
The goalkeeper is behind Felix Wiedwald and Andy Lonergan in the pecking order at Elland Road, meaning no loan move is likely to see him playing Under-23s football all season.
