DEAL COLLAPSES:Leeds United Pull Out of Jørgen Strand Larsen Deal Over £30m Valuation

Official Decision Taken as Daniel Farke Ends Transfer Talks
Leeds United have officially withdrawn from negotiations for Jørgen Strand Larsen after deeming the striker’s asking price too high, sources close to the club have confirmed.
In a decisive moment captured behind closed doors, Daniel Farke is seen signing documents to formally end Leeds’ pursuit of the Wolves forward, bringing weeks of speculation to a clear conclusion.
The Championship side had closely monitored Jørgen Strand Larsen as they searched for a reliable goal scorer to strengthen their promotion push. However, Wolves’ reported £30 million valuation proved to be a major stumbling block.
Club insiders say Leeds’ recruitment team explored multiple structures to make the deal viable, but Farke ultimately chose to walk away rather than overpay, staying true to the club’s long-term financial strategy.
The image reflects the finality of the decision: rejected paperwork, crossed-out transfer images, and a clear message that Leeds will not be pressured into inflated fees.
Leeds United are now expected to shift focus to alternative attacking targets before the transfer window deadline, with Farke still determined to add quality without compromising the club’s sustainability