Leeds transfer state of play, Manor Solomon situation and Inter’s Petar Sucic stance | OneFootball

Leeds United have made a steady start to the window with Harry Wilson and Tahir Muharemovic in, and further additions targeted before the September deadline. The picture also features Manor Solomon’s future and Inter’s position on Petar Sucic.

According to Leeds Live, Inter have indicated Petar Sucic is not for sale this summer unless a hugely tempting offer arrives, despite interest from Leeds and Newcastle. The 22-year-old Croatian is valued at about £34m after a standout World Cup, and Leeds want midfield depth after finishing 14th last season.

Wilson arrived on a free after leaving Fulham, bringing proven end product from the flank. He recorded 10 goals and seven assists in the Premier League last term, and Leeds will hope for similar returns in 2026/27.

Muharemovic joined from Sassuolo in a £34m deal earlier this month to reinforce the defence. The centre-half impressed during Bosnia and Herzegovina’s World Cup run in North America, combining a no-nonsense style with composure on the ball.

Solomon was key to the 2024/25 Championship title, contributing to promotion. He supplied two assists in the 6-0 win over Stoke City that sealed Leeds’ Premier League return.

After returning to Tottenham last summer, Solomon went on loan to Villarreal at the start of 2025/26, then to Fiorentina in January. Frustrated by the constant moves, he is seeking a permanent home and is not looking to be part of Roberto De Zerbi’s plans for the new season.

Source: Leeds Live