Leeds thinks of the January transfer window. (Sto Forster / Getty Images photo)
Leeds took a very promising start when he returned to the Premier League, and they are already planning to improve their team during the January transfer window – which could be essential to ensure survival.
After six games, Leeds seated 11th in the classification of the Premier League, which is a fair reflection on how their season has been going on so far. They sometimes looked very well, although there were also trembling moments.
In particular, there are concerns about Leeds’ attacking threat, although some of them were calmed by five goals in their last two games (3-1 vs Wolves, 2-2 against Bournemouth). However, this is an area that could be sent in January and objectives are already being identified.
Leeds threw tariors in January for Gustavo Prado
According to South America reports (via FootballFancast), Leeds likes the 20 -year -old winger Gustavo Prado, who plays for Internacional. It should be noted that an offer of 17 million pounds sterling is being prepared for the January transfer window, which would seek to test the determination of the Brazilian part, which is covered due to the player to have a liberation clause of 51 million pounds sterling.
Prado is currently in action for Brazil during the U20 World Cup in Chile, and Leeds sent a scout to monitor his performance. He started and played 61 minutes in the opening match against Mexico, and although he does not stand out, it shows that he is very appreciated in the international configuration of his country of origin.
It may be a surprise for Leeds to look for a new winger in January, but since the Summer Signature Noah Okafor has not impressed Daniel Farke since he joined AC Milan, there is a base behind the pursuit of the club. For the moment, it remains to be seen if a decision is made for Prado.
