Leeds United’s dream attack next season and Julian Brandt talk | OneFootball

Leeds United’s potential attack next season is framed by Harry Wilson’s free arrival, with further firepower sought to sharpen Daniel Farke’s side.

According to yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk, Leeds waited 10 months to land Wilson on a four-year deal after a 10-goal, seven-assist Premier League season at Fulham.

Leeds want difference-making quality and will not pass up special opportunities. Some exits are likely, and the hope is to visit Nottingham Forest on 22 August with greater punch.

Keep Dominic Calvert-Lewin, a free signing who scored 14 goals, though competition is still needed. Keep Lukas Nmecha, who hit six Premier League goals despite hold-up issues, as a third-choice option. Sell Joel Piroe, who failed to score and did not start in the Premier League after August, potentially raising £10-15m.

Loan Harry Gray, 17, after an impressive spell at Rotherham, with next season set at Sheffield Wednesday to keep him playing. Keep Mateo Joseph as he rehabs an ACL injury, with a January move possible if fit.

Sign a top-level striker, with Jorgen Strand Larsen only a recent reference point, to challenge Calvert-Lewin. Leeds were ready to commit close to £40m in January for the right option, and there are no concrete links yet.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk