Leeds head coach says talks could still be held.
Leeds’ Charlie Taylor and Birmingham’s Paul Caddis in action
Leeds United defender Charlie Taylor could make his final ever appearance for the club this weekend.
Taylor’s contract expires at the end of the season, and The Telegraph report his agent has been in contact with Premier League side West Bromwich Albion over a move.
Head coach Garry Monk believes discussions could still be on the agenda at Elland Road.
He told BBC Radio Leeds: “It’s not down to me, its down to Charlie and the club.
“That’s one of many issues that needs to be addressed. I’m sure the outcome will be what’s best for the club.”
Leeds United manager Garry Monk
Monk’s own future is due to be resolved, with his contract set to expire in June, although Leeds do have an option to extend it by a year.
Leeds have one more game to play, away to Wigan Athletic, and Monk intends to pick a strong side in the hope he can help them reach the highest possible points total they can.
Charlie Taylor celebrates after scoring for Leeds
Taylor’s actions at the end of the game at the DW Stadium could drop a hint as to his intentions, whether he publicly says his goodbyes to supporters.
The defender handed in a transfer request back in the summer which was denied by Leeds, and to his credit he knuckled down and did not let the situation affect his performances.
He is now in control of his own destiny, but perhaps if Garry Monk is offered a long term deal, and soon, he could be tempted to re-commit?
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