Leeds United are reportedly preparing a move for a £25 million-rated forward this summer — a player seen by many as a superior option to Manor Solomon. The club, aiming for Premier League promotion or survival depending on how the season ends, wants to bolster its attacking options with a dynamic and consistent performer.
While Solomon has shown flashes of brilliance at Fulham and previously at Shakhtar Donetsk, injuries and inconsistency have plagued his progress. Leeds, on the other hand, are eyeing a more robust and reliable alternative — a player dubbed a “machine” for his relentless energy, pressing, and goal contributions.
Sources suggest the club’s target could be someone like Club Brugge’s Antonio Nusa or a similar high-potential forward with Champions League exposure and physical attributes well-suited to the Championship or Premier League. At just 18–21 years old, such a player would fit Leeds’ recruitment model: young, hungry, and with significant resale value.
A £25 million move signals ambition — and pressure. It would likely be one of the biggest outlays in Leeds’ recent history, especially if they’re still in the Championship. But it also suggests a belief that this signing can provide more immediate impact and long-term upside than Solomon, who has yet to prove himself consistently in England.
Described as a “machine” for his relentless off-the-ball work, pace, and dribbling, this potential signing could become a new fan favorite at Elland Road. Leeds fans will be watching closely as the transfer window approaches, hoping their club secures a statement signing — one that could fire them back to the top flight, or help them stay there.
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