[Getty Images] Goalkeeper James Trafford says joining Leeds United was the "best move" for his career, after he made his first appearance for the club in a pre-season friendly against Manchester United last week. The 23-year-old moved to Elland Road from Manchester City at the start of August and believes playing for Leeds will help him "achieve his dreams". "I'm obviously really excited to be here and working towards the season and I'm excited to give the season a really good go, and achieve everything that we want to achieve," Trafford told BBC Radio Leeds. "It's the best move for me at this stage of my career and for all my dreams that I want to achieve. This puts me in the best stead to achieve those dreams and I can't wait. "We can achieve anything we want to achieve. From the week I've had so far, we're always trying to get better and we're always trying to improve. When you think about that you're always going one way and that's upwards. It's a really exciting time." Listen to more from Trafford below or on BBC Sounds here
'We can achieve anything we want'
[Getty Images] Goalkeeper James Trafford says joining Leeds United was the best move for his career, after he made his first appearance for the club in a pre-season friendly against Manchester United last week. The…

[Getty Images] Goalkeeper James Trafford says joining Leeds United was the best move for his career, after he made his first appearance for the club in a pre-season friendly against Manchester United last week..
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