Leeds United may have seen the transfer window close, but they are still in the race to bring a former star from the Premier League who is on the free agents market, according to a report.
Leeds United is missing Josh Brownhill
Despite the whites showing an interest in Josh Brownhill, the former Burnley midfielder will not move to Elland Road after leaving Turf Moor for a new challenge elsewhere. Instead, the man born in Warrington is ready for a surprise move to the holding of the Saudi Pro League Al-Shabab, with Graeme Bailey detailing on X that he took over the advances of several Premier League clubs to sign a lucrative agreement in the Middle East.
He said: “Josh Brownhill has agreed on his move to Saudi Arabia with Al-Shabab. Brownhill avoided the interests of Wolves, Everton and Leeds while pushing a late approach from Brentford.
The injuries to Ao Tanaka and Ethan Ampadu left Leeds Light in the midfield. At the same time, Joe Rodon recently withdrew from the double head of Wales against Kazakhstan and Canada, but he should recover in time to face Fulham.
Nevertheless, a disappointing end at the window left Leeds a body or two from the middle at the front, taking into account the circumstances, which the late diversion of Chelsea of their move for Facundo Buonanotte did not help.
Senne Lammens was also approached by Leeds before choosing to move to Manchester United, capping a last frustrating hour of the market.
However, there could still be an action under the window in the whites, Daniel Farke ready to fight to strengthen their machine room with the arrival of a renowned free agent.
Leeds United fighting to sign Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
According to Football Insider, Leeds United seeks to sign the former Premier League midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain on a free transfer after his release by Besiktas.
Pete O’Rourke explained the situation: “Now that he is left Besiktas, the clubs have been put on alert by his availability. There is also the interest of the Premier League clubs, the championship and through Europe, with Leeds and Birmingham among them. I am therefore sure that he would be ready to return to England soon.”
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The first league record of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain |
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Apparitions |
235 |
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Goals |
20 |
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Aid |
24 |
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Securities |
PL winning in 2019/20 |
Praised by Jurgen Klopp for his double against Genk in the Champions League in 2019, the former English international is now 32 years old and marked once in 20 appearances in all competitions last season.
Now are now looking to return to a familiar environment, he could find a house in Elland Road due to the shortage of Farke’s field environments, offering leadership and an experience if whites can beat Birmingham City to its signature.
