Blackburn Rovers, Wolverhampton Wanderers join race for Ross McCormack

Blackburn Rovers and Wolverhampton Wanderers have joined the race for Leeds United's Ross McCormack.

The Scottish international has already attracted the attention of Huddersfield, Crystal Palace, Middlesbrough and Bristol City since turning down a new deal at Elland Road.

McCormack, who has one year remaining on his current contract, is in demand after scoring 19 goals for Leeds last season.

Whites boss Neil Warnock confirmed: "There have been enquiries for Ross from a number of clubs who are all keen to sign him.

"I am going to do what is best for Leeds United so, until something happens where I think my club benefits, Ross will continue training with us. And he understands the situation."

McCormack bears a price tag of around £2.5m, according to The Mirror.