Leeds United could complete a few deals before the end of the week, as they look to wrap up their transfer business before the window closes. On the pitch, the club have started their season very well.
Leeds beat Everton at home in their first game of the season. The Whites made history, becoming the first Championship title holder in the last 17 years to win their Premier League opener. And they did it in style; completely dominating David Moyes’ side. Leeds should have won by a bigger scoreline, but their finishing let them down. It took a late penalty from Lukas Nmecha to seal all three points.
Ahead of the Arsenal game, Daniel Farke has said his side will not park the bus and will be looking to take the game to the Gunners.
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Leeds United lead race for Strasbourg star
Dilane Bakwa
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Leeds are set to be in the market for another attacker, based on the words of Daniel Farke on Friday. The German has asked the club to add some reinforcements to the attack. And it looks like the club’s next target is a Strasbourg player.
Leeds fans will not be happy to hear that after what happened with the negotiations over Habib Diarra earlier this summer.
According to journalist Sacha Tavolieri, Leeds are leading the race to sign winger Dilane Bakwa from the Ligue 1 side.
🟡🏴 Leeds United now leading the race for Dilane Bakwa. #LUFC are now ready to meet Racing Strasbourg expectations which around €35M to make a deal happen. #NFFC has not left but the newly promoted are now ahead.
⏳ Wait&See… #mercato #RCSA pic.twitter.com/7ulh4IUQx2— Sacha Tavolieri (@sachatavolieri) August 23, 2025
The deal may be worth up to £30million. Nottingham Forest are also said to be closely monitoring the situation ahead of the transfer deadline this week.
Bad news for Largie Ramazani
There were reports that one of the wingers at the club could make way if a new signing arrived. And looking at it closely, Largie Ramazani looks like the most obvious option to leave the club. He has not proven himself like Wilfried Gnonto or Dan James, and had very limited game time last season.
If a deal is completed this week, then the Belgian could be moved out to balance the numbers in the squad.
It’s be a shame to get rid of Largie, reckon with an arm round him he could be a real weapon. Bakwa is exciting though. MOT
So we will be relying on Piroe and 2 injury prone strikers as strikers, Lose Largie who despite playing so little had the best goals per 90 minutes last season while spending big money on another wingerand keep Harrison. I am guessing that makes sense to someone
after todays result – the difference is glaring. We need someone special to get us a bit of luck as well as hard earned points.