39M REJECTED:Wolves Say No to £39m as Leeds Push Hard for Goal scoring machine Strand Larsen

Leeds United are continuing talks with Wolverhampton Wanderers over a potential winter move for Norwegian striker Jørgen Strand Larsen, as negotiations intensify ahead of the January transfer deadline.
Leeds have already submitted a formal offer worth around £39 million, signaling their serious intent to strengthen their attacking options. However, Wolves have rejected the initial bid, holding out for a higher fee as they remain reluctant to part ways with one of their key forward assets mid-season.
Despite the setback, talks are ongoing, with Leeds understood to be weighing up an improved proposal as they push to get the deal over the line. Strand Larsen’s physical presence, goal-scoring ability, and Premier League experience have made him a top priority for the Elland Road hierarchy.
Wolves, meanwhile, are under no immediate pressure to sell and believe the 25-year-old’s value could rise further, especially with strong interest emerging this window.
With time still remaining in the winter market, this transfer saga is far from over—and Leeds’ persistence suggests they are not ready to walk away just yet.