Leeds ‘to open’ Dominic Calvert-Lewin contract talks amid England recall | OneFootball

Optimism is growing at Elland Road over Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s future, with the striker back in the England squad after a prolific campaign.

According to TEAMtalk, Leeds United are relaxed and plan to open formal extension talks in the coming months. His deal runs until 2028 and he will enter the final year next summer, with Manchester United already linked.

The 29-year-old joined in summer 2025 on a free from Everton before the club’s Premier League return, amid doubts about his durability after injuries.

Under Daniel Farke he has become the attack’s focal point, scoring 19 in 46, the best goals-per-game of his career. His form has earned a recall by Thomas Tuchel’s England for four UEFA Nations League fixtures starting against world champions Spain this weekend.

Calvert-Lewin is settled in West Yorkshire, thriving in a central role and committed to Farke’s project. He became the first player in Leeds United history to earn £100,000 per week, and is seen as a cornerstone of their long-term Premier League plans.

Leeds supporters will watch to see if he features for England, with the Whites not back until October. He has made only one international appearance in the last five years, a 1-1 draw with Uruguay in March.

Source: Leedsunited.news

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