Now that Leeds United have completed their biggest transfer in this window, the club can now look to other targets. James Trafford has officially been announced as a Leeds player.
The deal took weeks as some details needed to be finalized, and Trafford had to return from his World Cup break.
Per Sky sources, Leeds will now look to add a few more players before the transfer window ends. Among potential targets include a backup goalkeeper, a fullback, a central midfielder, an attacking midfielder who can play out wide, and a striker.
The Whites are already in search of a back up goal keeper per recent news.
Sky Sports revealed that Paraguay keeper Orlando Gill is on a long list of targets the club have in mind to be backup to Trafford this season.
Latest news to collapse Leeds United transfer pursuit
Leeds United have signed Harry Wilson to help boost the quality in attack going into the new season.
The former Fulham man had 11 goals and eight assist last season playing in a poor side. He will no doubt have a huge influence on Daniel Farke’s attack, who were blunt in crucial games last year.
Per reports, the 49ers had Barcelona winger Roony Bardghji on their shortlist for this summer.
He fits the profile of an attacking midfielder who can play out wide, and would be a temporary deal which would not cost Leeds much to complete a transfer.
Reports from Spain on Monday have confirmed that transfer plans are off after the midfielder picked up a serious knee injury. Sport have confirmed that Bardghji suffered a setback in training.
Initial assessment indicates that it is a serious injury which could sideline him for a long period.
Barcelona left him out of their squad for friendlies this past weekend, as they marked him as a potential exit. Everton, Leeds United and Brighton were among the clubs interested.
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What do Leeds do now?
Despite the arrival of Wilson, Leeds still need depth in wide positions.
A player like Roony Bardghji would have been a quality arrival, as he is young and can deliver output. Last season, Dan James and Wilfried Gnonto failed to make any impact in the league.
So going out to find quality options in attack is the way to go for the 49ers.
Leeds need to find another target who will come cheap, and be willing to compete with the likes of Noah Okafor and Harry Wilson for an attacking berth. It remains a crucial task for the club.
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