Pascal Struijk is set to discuss a new contract with the Leeds United board at the end of the season once their league status is confirmed for another year.
Struijk has been one of the Whites’ most consistent players in recent years, but is approaching the final year of his contract at the club.Recent reports have claimed that Villa plan to bid for Struijk this summer as they search for added defensive depth upon their likely return to the Champions League.
The Dutch international will be fully focused on the task at hand at Leeds as it stands, and they are confident that he will sign fresh terms if they are to avoid relegation from the Premier League.Speaking on the Transfer Insider podcast, I explained: “He’s got one year left on his contract. I’m sure once this season is finished, or once Leeds do secure Premier League survival, they’ll be looking to sit down and discuss a new contract with Struijk.
“I’m sure Daniel Farke will be determined to keep hold of him and build around him, especially for next season when they hope to be a Premier League club by then.”
