Among their primary targets is Newcastle United midfielder Sean Longstaff. The 26-year-old has had limited playing time this season at Newcastle, despite making 31 appearances and winning the Carabao Cup. Although Newcastle extended his contract, manager Eddie Howe has acknowledged uncertainty about Longstaff’s future at the club. Everton is also interested in the midfielder, and Longstaff has expressed a desire to feel valued, indicating openness to a move if necessary.
Leeds United are also considering making Manor Solomon’s loan from Tottenham permanent. Solomon’s successful season, scoring 10 goals and helping Leeds secure promotion with 100 points, has impressed the club. Chairman Paraag Marathe confirmed that manager Daniel Farke will remain in charge and emphasized full support for him, indicating a commitment to strengthening the squad.
Additionally, Leeds are interested in signing Everton striker Beto, who has scored seven goals this season and still has two years on his contract. With several Everton players out of contract, including Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Beto’s availability remains uncertain.
These strategic moves reflect Leeds’ ambition to reinforce their squad and avoid the fate of recent promoted teams that faced immediate relegation. With a substantial transfer budget and targeted acquisitions, Leeds aim to establish themselves in the Premier League.
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