AliousLeeds United, after finishing third in the Championship and losing the play-off final, are now focusing on rebuilding their squad for the 2024/25 season. Several players have departed, including Archie Gray and some on-loan players, while Joe Rodon has joined from Tottenham Hotspur.
Recent signings include Alex Cairns and Joe Rothwell, with more transfers expected both in and out of the club.
Regarding Willy Gnonto, Everton believes they’re in a strong position to sign him, despite competition from Newcastle United.
Leeds are holding out for at least £25 million, but Everton is in “concrete” discussions and confident of securing a deal.
Gnonto is reportedly keen on moving to Goodison Park.
Leeds have had two bids rejected for Sheffield United right-back Jayden Bogle, who has one year left on his contract.
The clubs disagree on Bogle’s valuation, with Sheffield United wanting around £7 million and Leeds’ latest offer of about £4 million being turned down.
Bogle is said to be interested in the move.
Rasmus Kristensen, who spent last season on loan, is attracting interest from Eintracht Frankfurt.
The Danish right-back is due to return to Leeds for pre-season, but concrete talks with the Bundesliga club have reportedly taken place.
Leeds’ pursuit of Bogle suggests they don’t expect Kristensen to remain at the club.
These developments highlight Leeds United’s active transfer strategy as they aim to strengthen their squad for another promotion push, balancing incoming transfers with potential high-profile departures.
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