Leeds United They are now moving to sign an 'incredible' £10million player ahead of rivals Sheffield United, according to a recent report.
Leeds United transfer news
The Whites' automatic promotion hopes were dealt a major blow on Saturday, with Hull City drawing 3-3 after looking set to take all three points when they took a 3-1 lead 10 minutes from time. The Yorkshire side remains at the top of the list championship table, and although they are in a good position, they are expected to look to strengthen their squad this month to ensure promotion is guaranteed.
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but, Daniel Farke revealed after the draw with Hull that he does not “expect much” in terms of player arrivals this month. The German said he was “not a big fan” of the January transfer window and is confident his team has the quality required to hold on to his position.
Wick said: “I don't like when the group is too big. Once everyone is ready, and you have four players in one position, that can also be negative for spirit and teamwork.
“If you have to do something because of injuries or there is something really missing in the group, you have to react, but when you sit at the top of the table, there can only be too many mistakes.”
Leeds open talks to sign 'unbelievable' player worth £10m
But while Farke says he doesn't expect much activity in terms of income, The Sun reports Leeds and the 49ers have opened talks to sign Andrew Omobamidele This month.
The 22-year-old currently plays for Premier League side Nottingham Forest, and has done so since September 2023, when he joined from Norwich City. Omobamidele, which has been classified as “incredible“For his international teammate Gavin Bazunu, he played 11 times in the Premier League last season, but has not featured so far this season.
Since he does not seem to feature in Nuno Espirito Santo's plans, a move could be on the cards this month. The Sun newspaper reported that the White Team has now begun talks on a deal to sign the centre-back. Nottingham Forest are willing to allow Omobamidele to leave the City Ground, with a loan and purchase commitment a real possibility.
The Reds hope to turn around 10 million pounds sterling For a defender who Leeds consider a long-term investment and a player who would provide serious competition. However, they are not alone in their pursuit, as rivals Sheffield United are also keen to sign Omobamidele, but prefer a loan deal. Therefore, Leeds will hope they have an advantage when it comes to completing the transfer, as they may look to sign the player on a permanent basis, and there is also the fact that it was Farke who gave Omobamidele his chance at Norwich City.
