Deal all but done: Senior Leeds player arrives at new club HQ as he finalises exit - Sources

Deal all but done: Senior Leeds player arrives at new club HQ as he finalises exit - Sources

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Tyler Denton has arrived at Stevenage to complete a free transfer from Leeds United, Football Insider has learned.

A Stevenage source has told Football Insider that Denton has been at the club today to finalise the move as he prepares to end his lengthy association with Leeds.

The 23-year-old has agreed the terms of a one-year contract with the option of another 12 months as he prepares to reignite his career after spending the last two seasons out on loan at lower league clubs.

Denton made three senior appearances for Leeds - all during the 2016-17 campaign when Garry Monk was manager - after graduating from the club's academy.

He has played 35 matches out on loan in the last two seasons, 14 at League One club Peterborough last season and 21 at League Two's Port Vale in the previous campaign.

The defender had slipped down the pecking order at Leeds, where multiple senior left-backs stand in his way of establishing himself.

In addition to first-choice pair Barry Douglas and Ezgjan Alioski, there are also Leif Davis and Stuart Dallas, not to mention 2018-19 loaned-out pair Laurens De Bock and Tom Pearce.

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