Transfer news: Leeds captain Ross McCormack hands in a transfer request

Scotland international has been left out of pre-season tour to Italy

Tom Sheen
Wednesday 02 July 2014 16:45 BST
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Ross McCormack of Leeds United challenges Birmingham City's Dan Burn during Leeds 4-0 victory on Sunday
Ross McCormack of Leeds United challenges Birmingham City's Dan Burn during Leeds 4-0 victory on Sunday (GETTY IMAGES)

Ross McCormack has handed in a transfer request and is could leave Leeds United soon.

The club captain has not travelled to Italy for United’s two-week training camp and is being chased by Fulham, who were relegated from the Premier League.

The Cottagers had a £5m bid for the Scottish international turned down last month, but McCormack’s request will likely see a move pushed through.

The 27-year-old, who has also been linked with West Ham and Newcastle, signed a four-year deal at Elland Road last autumn but has apparently grown disillusioned at the Yorkshire club.

McCormack held face-to-face talks with owner Massimo Cellino last week, but they did not ease his concerns.

If they were to sell, Leeds would want around £10m for the player. McCormack scored 28 goals for United in the Championship last season.

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