AliousLeeds United is facing competition from Italian clubs for a Premier League defensive target, according to talkSPORT.
Manager Daniel Farke has recently added Largie Ramazani to his attacking options following the departures of Crysencio Summerville and Georginio Rutter.
Manor Solomon is also expected to join on loan from Tottenham Hotspur soon.
Farke is now looking to strengthen his defensive line, with Bournemouth’s Max Aarons a key target.
Aarons, who previously played under Farke at Norwich City, nearly joined Leeds last summer before opting for Bournemouth instead.
However, Leeds may once again face obstacles in signing Aarons, as two Serie A clubs have expressed interest in the defender.
The allure of playing in Italy’s top division could be a significant factor for Aarons to consider.
While the specific Italian clubs interested in Aarons remain unnamed, it’s worth noting that the defender hasn’t been included in Bournemouth’s matchday squads for either of their first two Premier League games this season.
This absence suggests he may be available for transfer.
The situation leaves Leeds in a potentially challenging position as they attempt to secure Aarons’ signature amidst growing competition.
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