7 transfers Leeds United are already being linked with after Premier League survival secured | OneFootball

Leeds United, 14th and eight points clear, will prioritise a striker, a defender and a goalkeeper after securing another Premier League season.

According to Leeds Live, Daniel Farke said work on summer targets began once safety was confirmed, and the window opens 15 June.

Porto left-back Zaidu Sanusi, who turned down a January move, could be revisited. O Jogo reported the Porto coach said the Nigerian chose to stay and fight for his place.

Southampton’s Shea Charles is admired after a standout season. The EFL’s Spygate ruling saw them replaced in the play-off final by Middlesbrough and docked four points next term. Leeds have long tracked the 22-year-old along with Manchester United, Crystal Palace and Liverpool.

Liverpool’s Harvey Elliott, back from a sparse Aston Villa loan of nine games and one goal, is under consideration. The Athletic reports Leeds interest and a £25m move could be possible.

Goalkeeper Dmytro Riznyk is on the list after 41 outings and 22 clean sheets for Shakhtar Donetsk. Football Insider claims he is on Leeds’ radar after their Conference League semi-final run, ended by Crystal Palace.

Centre-back Danilho Doekhi is set to leave Union Berlin. Fabrizio Romano said Borussia Dortmund joined Leeds in the race, and TeamTalk linked the 27-year-old with Elland Road.

Hoffenheim striker Haris Tabakovic, on loan at Mönchengladbach, has also been linked, with Bild crediting strong interest. Swansea’s Zan Vipotnik, the Championship’s 23-goal top scorer, is admired despite a new deal to 2030 and attention from Sporting CP and Benfica.

Source: Leeds Live