
Leeds Agree to Sell 'Colossus' Starter to Rivals for Just £20m
The Whites are likely to spend, and they also managed to win the Harry Wilson lottery, landing the former Fulham star on a free deal after his superb campaign of last. But as he prepares to go into his final year of his Elland Road deal, Leeds have made the tricky decision to sell the 26-year-old centre-back The Athletic's Beren Cross reported: "Leeds verbally agree £20m deal with Brighton for transfer of Pascal Struijk. It's a tricky deal for Leeds to swallow, given £20million is likely below realistic market value, but the contract situation means Brighton have been able to do a deal at a lower price. Naturally, Farke is a huge fan of Struijk's, and he will be disappointed the club couldn't agree a deal with the Belgian.
Leeds United Get Green Light to Sign Ball-Playing Elvedi to Replace Struijk
The Whites snapped up Harry Wilson early in the window, but they now need to get a move on when it comes to the rest of their recruitment if they want to have the bulk of their squad ready for the start of the new season. A number of defenders have been linked with a move to Elland Road, and it seems one is up for the switch. According to Football Insider journalist Pete O'Rourke, Borussia Monchengladbach defender Nico Elvedi would be happy to make the move to Leeds this summer, He said on the Transfer Insider podcast: "There's been talk that they've had one offer rejected by Monchengladbach already this summer. Elvedi, if the opportunity was to come along, I'm sure he would be interested in a move to the Premier League and Leeds United as well. Leeds are also said to be interested in Bosnia and Herzegovina World Cup star Tarik Muharemovic this summer, reportedly holding talks over a deal.