Transfer Bombshell! Euro Giants Plotting Stunning £14.5M Swoop for Leeds Ace After Stellar Season

Leeds United are bracing for shockwaves in the summer transfer window as a major European club is lining up an audacious £14.5 million move for one of their star players following his exceptional campaign.
With the high-stakes Championship playoff final against Southampton looming, Leeds manager Daniel Farke is solely focused on securing promotion back to the Premier League. However, transfer rumblings are already emerging about a potential big-money raid from overseas.
Austrian international Max Wober has caught the eye during an impressive loan spell at Bundesliga side Borussia Monchengladbach. The versatile defender, hailed as a “leader” by former Leeds boss Jesse Marsch, registered two goals and three assists in 25 league appearances in Germany.
According to reports from Kronen Zeitung, Gladbach are now working on a permanent deal to sign Wober from Leeds in a £14.5 million swoop. The 25-year-old is being tipped for a starring role with the Austrian national team at the Euros under Ralf Rangnick’s tutelage.
The potential big-money exit of Wober could have major implications for Leeds’ transfer plans this summer, whether they secure promotion or remain in the Championship. Player sales will be key to funding new arrivals, with the club also keen on making Joe Rodon’s loan move permanent.
But before any transfer drama unfolds, all eyes are on the monumental playoff final at Wembley today as Farke aims to take the first step in restoring Leeds’ Premier League status and “creating a legacy” at the iconic club.