Summary
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Leeds United is ready to spend as much as in the transfer window to strengthen for the Premier League.
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The whites seek to attract a new goalkeeper, defender, midfielder, winger and attacker for the coming season.
Leeds United is preparing for Premier League life and seeks to make a brand in the transfer window.
President Paraag Marathe declared at the end of the winning season of the championship that the whites will pass as much as they are allowed to strengthen the team of Daniel Farke.
“Whatever they allow us to spend, we will spend. I can comfortably say that we will pass the very last penny that we can. This is what we need to go fully for the next three years.
“I am no illusions that it will be easy … There is an argument to make that there is a widening gap [between the Premier League and the Championship]. With all the respect due to other clubs, I think we are different. We have an opportunity and we have the scale that no one else has. »»
As planned for a newly promoted team, there have already been a plethora of players linked to movements in Elland Road, with Leeds looking at the additions everywhere to give them the best chances of survival.
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But who, according to AI, Leeds will sign before the 2025/26 season? Grok, the AI on X tool, gave us five players that he thinks of being brought to Yorkshire by the 49ers Enterprises.
AI predicts 5 players that Leeds will sign this summer
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Nick Pope
Newcastle (30 million pounds sterling)
Starting with the goal, Leeds was looking for a new goalkeeper to replace Illan Meslier after being abandoned in Farke for the running of the championship.
Meslier may well leave Elland Road if an appropriate offer arrives, leaving Karl Darlow and Alex Cairns as supports for supporting a new first choice goalkeeper. AI thinks that the new number will be Nick Pope, the AS from Newcastle United potentially leaving St James’ Park this summer.
The Magpies were strongly linked to James Trafford de Burnley, and to Leeds wishing to sign Pope, have thought that a transfer could be on cards up to 30 million pounds sterling.
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Nico Elvedi
Borussia Monchengladbach (20 million pounds sterling)
A central defender who was linked to a move to Leeds before winning the promotion was Nico Elvedi from Borussia Monchengladbach.
Swiss international, Elvedi has now been in the Bundesliga team for 10 years and has worked with Farke during his brief passage as a boss of Monchengladbach.
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Nico Elved record under Daniel Farka |
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Games |
34 |
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Goals |
3 |
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Yellow cards |
2 |
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Minutes played |
3,007 |
Central defender to compete with Joe Rodon and Pascal Strujk, said that an agreement for Elvedi could be worth 20 million pounds sterling.
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Christanus Uche
Getafe (15 million pounds sterling)
The midfielder Multi -length attacker Christanus Uche has drawn attention to La Liga with Getafe and is the next arrival that the Leeds will make this summer.
Whites have an eye on the Nigerian international, which can play in a mixture of midfielders and attacker roles. The AI says that “versatility and potential correspond to Farke’s preference for players who buy in the club project, probably cost 10 to 15 million pounds sterling”.
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Passion Igor
Feyenoord (25 million pounds sterling)
A new winger is also on Leeds’ cards before the 25/26 season, because it remains to be seen if Manor Salomon will return or not in the Tottenham Yorkshire after a successful loan lance.
Igor Peaceao de Feyenoord, a right -hand -free winger who plays on the left, was also mentioned as a target for whites after scoring 18 goals and recorded 19 assists in 24/25. Despite the reports suggesting a requested price of 40 million euros (34 million pounds sterling), AI thinks that an agreement can only cost 25 million pounds sterling.
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Davie Selke
Hamburg (free)
Finally, a new striker to compete with Joel Piroe and Patrick Bamford is sought by Leeds, and a multitude of names have been linked, some of which will not order transfer fees.
Davie Selke corresponds to the invoice to be mentioned as a target, and it should be available on a free transfer with his Hamburg contract which will expire. The 30 -year -old scored 22 goals in 31 appearances last season and amounted to 6 feet 4.
The AI says that his “physics and marking record in the Bundesliga makes it a profitable option”, with Leeds who recently contacted to sign Selke.
