The young goalkeeper left Leeds United on Friday afternoon.
Will Huffer has sent former Leeds United team-mate Bailey Peacock-Farrell a good luck message on Twitter.
Burnley shelled out £2.5 million in signing the 22-year-old goalkeeper from the Whites on Friday [BBC Sport].
It comes just days before Leeds’ Championship opener away to Bristol City on Sunday afternoon.
Peacock-Farrell, who made 28 appearances for United last term, sent a message on Twitter and fellow young keeper Huffer has responded to it.
The interesting thing here is that Huffer is the most likely player to replace Peacock-Farrell, in the short term at least.
Leeds have less than a week to get a replacement through the door to challenge number Kiko Casilla, and the 20-year-old seems to be marginally ahead of Under-23s team-mate Kamil Miazek in the pecking order.
Marcelo Bielsa already knows Huffer after giving him a Championship debut last season.
Nevertheless, he is clearly very inexperienced and given Casilla’s problems toward the end of last season, it would be a huge risk for Bielsa not to have a more tried-and-tested option than Huffer come in.
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