Leeds United are reportedly preparing an ambitious attacking overhaul this summer, with Juventus striker Lois Openda said to be open to a move to Elland Road in what could become one of the club’s biggest transfer statements in recent years. �
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The Whites are believed to be exploring a deal for the Belgian international after a difficult spell at Juventus, where Openda struggled to reproduce the deadly form that made him one of Europe’s most feared forwards during his time with RB Leipzig. Despite Juventus activating a £35 million obligation to sign him permanently, reports suggest the Italian giants are already willing to listen to offers. �
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Daniel Farke’s side are now emerging as serious contenders, with Leeds reportedly ready to offer substantial wages in an attempt to convince the 26-year-old to lead their attack next season. The club views Openda as a player capable of rediscovering his explosive Bundesliga form in the Premier League. �
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But Openda is not the only striker on Leeds’ radar. Sunderland forward Wilson Isidor and Everton frontman Beto are also being monitored as part of what has been described as an “electric triple swoop” by the Yorkshire club.














