The summer window so far has provided mixed results for Leeds United fans. Some are happy at the business done so far and others are impatient about the lack of activity.
Leeds have been busy in the last few weeks; with the club bringing in Harry Wilson and Tarik Muharemovic on permanent deals.
Wilson arrived as a free agent, with bags of Premier League experience. Muharemovic comes in as a top quality replacement for Pascal Struijk who left to Brighton last month.
The 49ers have been ambitious in their dealings so far.
They managed to grab Harry Wilson ahead of Everton and Aston Villa, while they beat Sunderland and Bournemouth to Muharemovic.
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There are other deals in the works for Leeds United; reports indicate that there could be more arrivals.
With the Whites’ pre-season tour in the US just days away, there will be a rush to complete some deals before then. The club did most of their business during pre-season last year, and that could be the case once again.
Graham Smyth of the YEP has given key details on three major targets this summer.
On James Trafford, the interest from Leeds is concrete. And now that the World Cup is over, the Manchester City keeper will have time to sort out his future. His price tag is steep, but he remains a target.
Julian Brandt’s father visited Thorp Arch last week with reports that both parties held talks. Smyth believes Leeds are keen on signing him, but acknowledges that there will be competition.
When it comes to Shea Charles, Smyth reports that Leeds are hopeful of striking a deal, but both clubs are currently locked in talks.
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Which deal could be completed first?
Looking at the report, Shea Charles could be the deal that is completed first.
Leeds United are already in talks with Southampton and have had two bids rejected. They are close to his valuation, but the Saints want more money.
Smyth reported last week that the Whites will be monitoring the situation when it comes to James Trafford. He will have to complete his break from the World Cup before anything with Manchester City can proceed.
Brandt is a free agent, so all Leeds need to do is reach an agreement to sign the attacking midfielder. He is weighing his options after his agent made visits to clubs in Europe.
