England all-rounder Moeen Ali could leave Worcestershire this summer when his contract expires and he has been linked with a potential switch to Yorkshire.
Moeen has been at Worcestershire since 2007, but has admitted he could leave New Road and is "talking to other counties". The Mail on Sunday claim that Yorkshire are one of those clubs interested in signing the 34-year-old.
Yorkshire are in the midst of a rebuild following the Azeem Rafiq racism scandal, with Lord Patel at the helm as chairman, Darren Gough as director of cricket and Ottis Gibson as head coach. And while Moeen believes the club are "doing a good job" following the scandal, he says he would not join them as a "publicity stunt".
