Leeds get the green light to win the transfer race against Inter and Juventus

Leeds United’s transfer business is well and truly underway. They followed the addition of Harry Wilson by splashing the cash and signing Tarik Muharemovic.
The defender is the second most expensive in the club’s history at £34m and will replace Daniel Farke in place of Pascal Struijk.
That doesn’t mean they’re done on the transfer front, though. The Whites have now got Oumar Solet in their sights and could be in for a new look at the back three.
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What could Leeds’ back three look like next season? |
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Tarik Muharemovic |
Losing Struijk was a huge blow, but getting Muharemovic off is fantastic business for Leeds. The towering defender is likely to find himself at the heart of Farke’s back three, where his duel success will be even better. The freshman won 64.4% of his free throws last season. |
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Joe Rodon |
While Struijk is gone, Joe Rodon is still a key player at Leeds. He could stand next to two new signings next season and his leadership will be more important than ever if that is the case. As loyal as he is in a Leeds shirt, Wales is a key man. |
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Oumar Solet |
If Solet arrives to add the cherry on top, Leeds will have a solid back line to rely on. The Udinese man even scored three goals last season, providing plenty of threatening pieces. On top of that, he’s still an elite player – completing an average of 89% of his passes last season. |
Leeds have recruited well so far this summer and the addition of Solet will be good too. The Udinese star is a wanted man, but the Whites have recently received a major boost.
Leeds have given the green light to a deal for Oumar Solet
As reported by Pete O’Rourke of Football Insider, Leeds have been given the green light to sign Solet for a bargain price this summer. The defender has just one year left on his current deal and is available for just £20m as a result.
It’s a huge boost for the Yorkshire club, who have recently welcomed Muharemovic. They now have the task of beating Inter Milan and Juventus to a deal, as they look to complete Farke’s three new signings.
Given that Solet is at the peak of his powers as a 26-year-old defender, £20m could look like a summer deal if Leeds secure his signature.
Leeds have held private talks to sign Julian Brandt
With the backline almost sorted, Leeds once again turned their attention to Julian Brandt. Reports earlier this week revealed that the Whites have held personal talks to sign the German, who is currently free.
The former Borussia Dortmund man would certainly be a statement signing, especially on a free transfer. With Muharemovic and Wilson secured with Solet likely on the way, adding Brandt on top of that would spell the best summer of business at Elland Road.



