AliousLeeds United may be forced to sell promising young talent Archie Gray this summer in order to comply with the EFL’s financial regulations for next season.
After failing to gain promotion to the Premier League by losing in the playoff final to Southampton, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano expects Gray to depart Elland Road amid interest from top clubs.
Leeds are facing significant financial pressures, reportedly owing around £190 million in outstanding transfer fee installments. To meet the EFL’s requirements, the club may need to sell over £100 million worth of players.
18-year-old Gray, who excelled in his debut season making 52 appearances at right-back, could command a substantial fee. Despite signing a new long-term contract, interest is high with Liverpool and Bayern Munich among the clubs linked with pursuing the teenager.
With Leeds failing to achieve Premier League promotion and the financial constraints they face, cashing in on their prized asset Archie Gray seems an increasingly likely outcome this summer transfer window.
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