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Three goalkeepers Leeds United could sign in January

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Leeds United’s goalkeeping situation has been far from satisfactory this season.

Dark Clouds form over Elland road as First Division football becomes a reality during the FA Barclaycard Premiership match between Leeds United and Charlton Athletic at Elland Road on May...

Leeds United signed two goalkeepers in the summer – but might need to add another.

Felix Wiedwald and Andy Lonergan have failed to convince, and the uncertainty and mistakes derailed the club’s season for a couple of months.

Here is a look at three goalkeepers they could bring to Elland Road next month…

Danny Ward

Danny Ward of Huddersfield Town celebrates promotion to the Premier League after the Sky Bet Championship play off final between Huddersfield and Reading at Wembley Stadium on May 29, 2017...

On loan at Huddersfield last season, Danny Ward has spent this campaign sat in the stands at Liverpool.

The Wales international is third choice at Anfield, and needs to get back to playing regularly.

Ward is a promotion winner and should be highly motivated to kick on, and Leeds should even consider trying to do a permanent deal.

Joel Robles

Everton's Spanish goalkeeper Joel Robles reacts at the final whistle during the English Premier League football match between Everton and Leicester City at Goodison Park in Liverpool,...

Joel Robles made his name at Wigan Athletic when he helped the Latics win the FA Cup in 2013.

Roberto Martinez took him to Everton in 2015, but the Spaniard has never really established himself as first choice.

He is back-up to Jordan Pickford and needs a move. Leeds should offer him the chance to get back on track.

Robert Green

West Ham United's English goalkeeper Robert Green celebrates after the 2012 Championship play-off final football match between West Ham United and Blackpool at Wembley Stadium in London on...

Lets face it, leaving Leeds United was as much of a mistake for Rob Green as it was for the club themselves.

If he had just stuck around, he would have won his place back from Felix Wiedwald by now.

Instead he is a back-up goalkeeper at Huddersfield, often not even making the bench, and Leeds should try to bring him back on loan and undo the damage.

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