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Leeds United are now supposed to be right in the mixture to finish the signature of an exciting young Premier league Player in the summer transfer window.
Who does Leeds try to sign this summer?
Baptism of Nikola has become a target for the transfer of rumors for whites this summer, the holding of the Premier League back, it would even have swapped an offer of 29 million pounds sterling for its services. The striker Lecce scored 11 goals in 37 series of series has last season, and could add a firepower that is very necessary to Daniel AwakeSquad.
Juventus military Douglas Luiz was also linked to a move to Leeds before the start of next season, the Giants Turin ready to move it, despite its quality. It could be a signature of a real intention of the whites, having shone for Aston Villa before.
In the meantime, Joe Gomez was supported to join Leeds if he wants to leave Liverpool this summer, but unfortunately, he apparently committed his future to the Reds Instagram:: “It was a blessing to be part of the various locker rooms and to create such special memories over the years with so many great players and staff.
“I thought it was important to share my thanks to all of you for support over the years, it always meant the world and I will never take it for granted. A decade in red … and always hungry to continue.”
Leeds pushing to sign an ace “incredible” Premier League
According to a new update of Brand (via Sportswatch),, Leeds fights Feyenoord for the signing of the left wolves Hugo Bueno This summer. The 22 -year -old spent last season’s loan to the Eredivisie team, and they now want to transform his temporary move in a permanent change.
Bueno could be exactly the type of signature of the clever team that Leeds is after this summer, coming and providing the depth of the team, having proven as a player of the solid team in the Premier League.
Spanish has done 43 appearances In the high flight of England, while the former Wolves sports director Matt Hobbs praised his impact from an early age in Molinine.
“Since we have joined us as a number 10 of 16 years old, the work that Hugo and the coaches have put in the change of position, and the acceptance he had to do, shows how a good pro. To be able to understand a new position and develop to the rhythm he was incredible.
“Hugo is one of the huge club success stories. Bringing him from a basic team in Spain when he was only 16 years old, and he is now 21, plays in the Premier League and being a regular Premier League player, this testifies to all the people involved.”
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Bueno could provide rigid competition to Sam Byram in the left back next season, and taking into account his age, there is no reason why he does not bloom more as a player over the years.
