Friday, November 22, 2024

Keeper Kenny leaves Leeds

Goalkeeper Paddy Kenny has left Leeds United by mutual consent, according to the Mail Online.

The 36 year old former Republic of Ireland international had been with the Yorkshire club for the past two years, racking up eighty-one appearances in all competitions.

However, he has recently lost his place to Marco Silvestri, who was signed from Calgari in the summer and has played in both league games so far while fellow new arrival Stuart Taylor was selected for last Tuesday’s League Cup first round victory over Accrington Stanley.

Kenny has previously played for Queens Park Rangers, Sheffield United and Bury as well as turning out for non-league duo Bradford Park Avenue, where he began his career, and Whitby Town on loan.

Leeds, who currently sit in seventeenth place having won one and lost one of their opening two games, face joint-bottom Brighton and Hove Albion at Elland Road tomorrow evening.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Deke Hardman


Freelance football writer with a love of the game that goes back to the mid nineties when both his beloved Nottingham Forest and England had genuine hope of acheiving some level of success. A regular contributor to both SoccerNews.com and FreeBetting.com, Deke also dabbles in music journalism with his heart and head still stuck in the latter years of the twentieth century.

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