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James Trafford: England Goalkeeper's Move to Leeds
James Trafford says not playing for Manchester City was 'horrendous' before joining Leeds United for first-team football.
In brief
James Trafford says not playing for Manchester City was 'horrendous' before joining Leeds United for first-team football. James Trafford, England's goalkeeper, says not playing for Manchester City last season was 'horrendous' but gained experience to aim for England's number one spot. Originally reported by BBC News.
James Trafford's move to Leeds
James Trafford left Manchester City to join Leeds United in a deal worth up to £45m after not playing regularly for City.
Not playing for City
Trafford says not playing for Manchester City last season was 'horrendous' before moving to Leeds United for first-team football.
Donnarumma's arrival
Italy international Gianluigi Donnarumma arrived from Paris St-Germain to become City's first-choice goalkeeper.
Limited playing time
Trafford made only one further Premier League start in 35 games after Donnarumma's arrival.
Trophies and experience
Trafford helped Manchester City win the League Cup and FA Cup after starting both finals at Wembley.
England World Cup experience
Trafford was part of England's squad for the 2026 World Cup but did not get game time.
Goalkeeping ambition
Trafford aims to be England's number one goalkeeper with Leeds United's support.
Leeds performance
Trafford has started all nine Premier League matches for Leeds, keeping three clean sheets.
What to remember
James Trafford, England's goalkeeper, says not playing for Manchester City last season was 'horrendous' but gained experience to aim for England's number one spot.
