Now that Leeds United have secured promotion, they can focus all their attention on improving the squad ahead of their return to the Premier League. So far, it looks like the club are mixing up their recruitment targets, with different players linked in recent days.
Leeds have targeted a mix of players – from Premier League stars, to players in the Championship. The club have even been linked with one player from a Romanian side. Daniel Farke and his team are focused on spreading far and wide to find value in the transfer market. Leeds fans will hope this coming window is as good as their last transfer window when they were promoted.
Raphinha, Robin Koch and Rodrigo Moreno arrived in the summer of 2020 as they helped newly promoted Leeds finish in the top half.
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Over the past few weeks, Leeds have had their eye on some potential free transfers this summer. The Whites were linked with Norwich City keeper Angus Gunn, who will be available on a free this summer.
West Brom star Grady Diangana has also made the headlines in recent weeks. The attacking midfielder has been named as a target for Leeds, but the latest reports suggest otherwise. Africa Foot are reporting that Diangana has his sights set on a move outside England when the summer comes around. His preferred destination looks to be Freiburg accordin to the report.
Grady Diangana has had 22 direct goal involvements in the last two seasons – this year, he has four goals and three assists in 14 starts in the Championship.
Leeds need to move on from Diangana
Sometimes as a newly promoted club, you cannot compete with clubs from Europe’s top five leagues. Freiburg will have the upper hand, as they can afford to offer players more and even the prospect of playing in the Conference League or Europa League.
This year, Diangana was a rotation player with just 14 starts all campaign. Four goals and three assists is not really something to write home about, especially when Leeds can call on the likes of Wilfried Gnonto from their bench.
