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Leeds United There is now strong interest in bringing in an “outstanding” player, who Sunderland tried to sign during the summer transfer window.
Leeds United make plans for summer transfer window
Although the January transfer window has just ended, Leeds United have already started making plans for the summer and it looks increasingly likely that they will offer Premier League Football for the new guy.
In fact, the White Army’s form has been very stable. They have not lost a game at home since the end of November, during which they defeated teams such as Chelsea and Fulham at Elland Road, and they also defeated Nottingham Forest in their last game.
Daniel WakeWest Ham’s 2-0 win over Burnley at Turf Moor on Saturday moved the club six points clear of Qianshu with a 3-1 victory, but still only six points adrift of the bottom three.
Therefore, Falk’s work is far from done, but the 49ers have now begun to identify targets before the summer transfer window, and the introduction of a new midfielder is also on the agenda.
This is according to a report by Africa Foot which states Leeds United are now showing keen interest in signing Real Charleroi midfielder Yassine Titraouithanks to his impressive performance in the Jupiler Pro League this season.
Sunderland tried and failed to sign Titlawi last summer, but a move to England is starting to look more likely given he recently joined an agency specializing in transfers to the Premier League.
Charleroi paid €1.2m (£1m) to sign the midfielder but are reluctant to let him leave as they have rejected offers from clubs in England, France and Belgium, so it remains to be seen whether a deal is possible.
‘Brilliant’ Tetrawi may be ready for big move
The Algerian has certainly impressed in a Charleroi shirt this season and has been hailed as “outstanding” by scouts Shabli Ishaq Back to December.
Perhaps the most impressive part of the 22-year-old’s game is his ability to win back possession, averaging 1.4 interceptions per game, the highest in Charleroi’s squad, while an average of 1.9 interceptions puts him third.
However, the midfielder is also very good with the front foot, scoring 4 goals in 22 games in the Jupiler Professional League this season and providing 2 assists in 4 Crokie Cup games.
As a result, Titravi are now ready to test themselves in the Premier League and Elland Road should be an attractive destination if Leeds can retain their place in the top flight.
