As the deadline approaches, an initiate of transfer now believes that Leeds United is “interested” to sign a premier league rival for Daniel Farke.
Last on the leeds transfer objectives
It’s a big week for Leeds. Even after having signed Noah Okafor and Dominic Calvert-Lewin, there are questions about the question of whether their first line is able to keep the side of Farke afloat. As such, it is not surprising to see a certain number of targets emerge on their radar while the window between its last six days.
To this end, an interesting name that has been mentioned is Facundo Buonanotte de Brighton & Hove Albion. According to Ben Jacobs, the attacking midfielder is a target for Leeds and West Ham United, who runs the charge to guarantee his signature in a late loan move.
The 20 -year -old spent last season on loan to Leicester City and provided Foxes with a rare brilliant spark in a season to forget – scoring six goals and creating three others in all competitions.
Now, as Leeds aims to avoid the same fate as Leicester, they could certainly do with a Buonanotte talent player. However, it remains to be seen if they can win an early victory on the rivals of the West Ham relegation off the field.
It must also be said that Argentinian AS is not the only name on the club’s radar. Others such as Kobbie Mainoo have also threatened to steal the headlines lately in what would be one of the most controversial movements of Manchester United. Meanwhile, another Premier League rival would have aroused the interest of Leeds.
Leeds “interested” by Jota Silva
According to the former Premier League scout Mick Brown, Leeds is now “interested” to sign Jota Silva from Nottingham Forest before the end of the transfer window. The winger has dropped in the hierarchical order after recent arrivals at City Ground and could now have the chance to stay in the Premier League, gracked those of Yorkshire.
“I hear that Leeds is interested in sign Jota Silva. They need new wingers, and it is one of the names of their target list. When he was involved for the forest, he looks busy and brilliant, who always seeks to make things happen and not to be afraid to get on the ball.
“He likes to go to people and he is able to produce in the last third too. He is a bit of a freezer, and these types of players are always welcome to Leeds.” (Brown via football invite)
Although Brown described it as a “freezer”, Silva managed five goals in all competitions in Forest last season and only three of them came to the Premier League. This record is undeniably questionable and it is undeniable that Leeds would take a risk by asking him to solve their attack problems.
