Leeds United could be in line for a welcome financial boost next summer, with one of their former players beginning to attract attention on the international stage.
The club allowed the goalkeeper to leave during the summer after deciding to move in a different direction between the posts. His performances in Italy have gradually improved, however, and a significant development in his international career could now work in Leeds’ favour.
Ancelotti hands Perri Brazil call-up after Torino improvement

Lucas Perri has received a Brazil call-up from Carlo Ancelotti after showing signs of improvement during his loan spell at Torino.
The former Leeds goalkeeper endured a difficult start to life in Italy, with inconsistent performances raising questions about whether Torino would consider making his move permanent.
However, his recent displays have been more encouraging, and Ancelotti’s recognition represents an important moment in his career.
Perri’s inclusion in the Brazil squad is also potentially good news for Leeds, who included a permanent purchase option in his loan agreement with Torino.
Leeds could pocket £11.7m from Perri transfer

Perri’s international recognition could improve Leeds’ chances of securing a permanent transfer next summer.
Torino reportedly have an option to sign the Brazilian for around £11.7m, giving the Italian club the opportunity to turn his temporary stay into a permanent arrangement.
Leeds will hope his improved performances and recognition in Brazil convince Torino that he is worth that investment.
The goalkeeper’s situation has changed considerably since his departure from Elland Road. Leeds have moved towards James Trafford as their preferred option, making a return for Perri difficult to envisage even if Torino decide not to activate their clause.
For the Whites, collecting £11.7m would represent a useful return from a player who is no longer central to Farke’s plans.
Brazil recognition could change Torino’s thinking

Ancelotti’s decision to include Perri in the Brazil squad could significantly boost his market value and confidence.
International recognition tends to attract greater attention, particularly for a goalkeeper looking to establish himself at the highest level.
Torino will still need to assess whether his performances justify the reported fee, but Leeds will be encouraged by the direction of his development.
The Whites have several players out on loan who could generate transfer income next summer. Perri is now another potential source of funds, and his latest career development could bring Leeds closer to collecting a sizeable fee.