10 relegated players Leeds United could sign from West Ham, Wolves and Burnley | OneFootball

Leeds United know promotion momentum will not secure survival. With West Ham, Wolves and Burnley relegated, the 2026 market offers quick, Premier League-ready upgrades.

According to Leedsunited.news, Leeds plan to add a goalkeeper, centre-back, left-back, midfielder, creator, winger and striker, with relegation likely to soften talks. Some names are linked already, others just fit the brief.

Crysencio Summerville would headline any raid on West Ham after seven goals and five assists in 2025-26. Having sold him in 2024, Leeds know his threat and see him as a logical Gnonto replacement. Wolves' Mateus Mane created more than 35 chances and could provide a stronger, more direct option than Brenden Aaronson.

At centre-back, Ladislav Krejci looks ideal, with Wolves expected to make his Girona move permanent, and he won more than 65% of his aerial duels in 2025-26. Santiago Bueno, trusted by Marcelo Bielsa and tracked by Leeds, averaged more than four clearances per game. At left-back, Hugo Bueno created more than 30 chances and El Hadji Malick Diouf produced six goal contributions, underlining the need to push Gabi Gudmundsson.

Tomas Soucek may be the shrewdest midfield buy, his eight league goals arriving with leadership, physicality and set-piece danger, and he has been briefly linked. Florentino Luis could be the screen behind Leeds' attackers after leading Burnley for tackles, interceptions and recoveries. Up front, Zian Flemming would share the load with Joel Piroe, while Taty Castellanos offers mobility and pressing if West Ham must sell.

Source: Leedsunited.news