Sources: Leeds United to listen to offers for Robin Koch as transfer plan revealed
Leeds United will listen to offers for Robin Koch this summer as they plot an overhaul of their defence, Football Insider understands.
United are in the market for a new centre-back after shipping 68 goals from 31 Premier League matches this term, the worst record in the division.
A Leeds source has told Football Insider that the club are willing to listen to bids for Koch and sell at a loss.
It is said that a fee of around £10-11million will be enough to seal a deal for the defender.
Koch has struggled to establish himself at Elland Road during his two years at the club.
Signed from Freiburg in the summer of 2020 in a deal worth £13m, he began last season in the starting XI and made 11 consecutive Premier League starts before suffering a knee injury that ruled him out until early March 2021.
Koch has been a bit-part player since his return to full fitness a year ago.
He has made 11 Premier League starts among 14 appearances this season but they have mostly come as a defensive midfielder rather than at centre-back.
Diego Llorente and fit-again skipper Liam Cooper are regarded as the first choice central defensive pair, with Pascal Struijk next in line,
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