Leeds United is expected to be active in the transfer market over the next two weeks, aiming to bring in multiple signings to support manager Daniel Farke.
The club has lost several key players from last season, including Archie Gray, Glen Kamara, and Crysencio Summerville, who were regular starters under Farke.
The experienced Liam Cooper has also departed.
With Georginio Rutter likely to join Brighton, Farke is keen for Leeds to quickly strengthen the squad.
Adding more attacking options may be a priority for Leeds.
According to French journalist Marc Mechenoua, the club is interested in Hammarby striker Jusef Erabi.
The forward has scored five goals in 12 Swedish top-flight games this season, with additional goals in cup competitions and European qualifiers, totaling eight goals in 17 appearances.
However, Leeds might want to consider their past experience with signing in-form strikers from Sweden.
In the summer of 2016, they signed Marcus Antonsson from Kalmar FF. Despite being the top scorer in the Swedish league at the time, Antonsson struggled at Leeds, scoring just once in 16 league games before being loaned out to Blackburn Rovers the following season.