Blackburn keeper Jason Brown says it would be a privilege to join Leeds United after extending his loan by a further month.
Brown is in line to make his full debut for the West Yorkshire outfit at Middlesbrough next week after coming on in last weekend's defeat to Ipswich for Shane Higgs.
With number one Kasper Schmeichel also injured Leeds were glad to extend his loan and with him falling behind both Mark Bunn and Paul Robinson at Ewood Park he is pushing for a permanent move to Elland Road.
He told the Lancashire Telegraph: "My contract at Blackburn finishes at the end of the season and I made it clear to them in the summer that I was very much looking for another club.
"I am excited to be at Leeds on loan. It would be a great club maybe to come back to if all goes well.
"I am working as hard as I can in training and if I get another opportunity in the first team I want to make the most of it.
"As good a club as Blackburn are, they don't get crowds of 25,000, even for the visit of Manchester United, so it is a privilege to be at Leeds."