The Leeds United team clashed before the Sky Bet championship match against Hull City. (Photo by George Wood / Getty Images)
Leeds United striker Sam Greenwood was linked to a distance from the club this summer, and Leicester City could try to take a step for him.
According to a Daily Mail report, the Foxes could also cope with competition from Sunderland. The two English clubs hope to sign the International of England under 21. Greenwood was loaned to Preston last season, and he did very well for them.
Sam Greenwood must leave
He also wants to play regular football next season. Leeds will not be able to offer him this opportunity, and he would be logical for the international of England under 21 to move on. The 23 -year -old had 10 goal involvement last season.
Preston had a difficult season overall, but its figures were quite impressive, given the team’s performance. He could improve when he plays in a better team. It will be interesting to see if Leicester or Sunderland present themselves with an offer to sign it.
Leeds likely to take advantage of Greenwood
It seems unlikely that Leeds will be on his way if there is a lucrative proposal on the table.
Leeds will seek to improve their team this summer, and they must add more objectives to the site. Selling players like Greenwood will help them provide quality signatures.
Meanwhile, the player is able to operate as an attacker as well as a large player. He can also place in role number ten. Its versatility will be an additional bonus for any club that manages to sign it.
It will be interesting to see where it will end. He should try to join a club where he can compete at a high level and play regularly.
