Leeds United The 49ers are considering whether to sell a young midfielder this month who has performed well during his loan spell, according to a new report.

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The Whites have yet to complete any transfer business, but there is still plenty of time Daniel Falk strengthened his squad this month, although he said he had not “Looking forward to a lot“In terms of revenue.

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Reporters say the ace player may terminate his contract and join Leeds United with an annual salary of £80,000

Leeds United have a long-term interest in the player and Daniel Farke could quickly secure his man.

Reports began this week that Leeds were interested in signing the defender Andrew Omobamidele From Nottingham Forest. The Yorkshire outfit have begun talks with the centre-back as he looks to find regular football after falling out of favor under Nuno Espirito Santo.

In addition to paying attention to Omobamidele, Leeds United are also considering an offer for Emmanuel Rater Middlesbrough. The Middlesbrough man is thought to be a player the Whites like, but they are not the only ones chasing the forward, with West Ham United, Leicester City and Ipswich also chasing the striker.

Additionally, Tottenham Hotspur Ben Davis Leeds have been linked with the player for some time and journalist Ben Jacobs has now revealed that the Welshman could end his contract in the summer and sign for the Whites: “The natural thing for Davis to do was to terminate his contract. Leeds remain interested. So that’s probably something to watch in the coming weeks.“.

49ers consider selling Leeds gem after return from loan

Revenue will be a focus for Championship teams, but according to the Yorkshire Evening Post, Leeds United willing to sell midfielder Cian Coleman If a transfer comes along that suits the player and the club.

The 20-year-old is a graduate of Thorpe Arch Academy and plays for the club’s Under-18s and Under-21s. Coleman has played 80 games for Leeds United’s academy team and has impressed, contributing a number of goals and assists.

In October, Leeds United decided to loan Coleman to National League North side Buxton Football Club. The original deal was a one-month loan, but given the impact he had made in his short time at the club, the length of the deal was later tripled to run until the start of the January transfer window.

Coleman is now back at Elland Road and is eligible for a loan move to a higher-tier club. The Championship side are expected to consider re-loans for the second half of the season, but the Yorkshire Evening Post adds that permanent transfers could be approved for players whose contracts expire at the end of the season. Leeds United are known for allowing young players to leave the club permanently for a minimal fee when their contracts expire.