According to reports from The Hard Tackle and Sport Witness, the Premier League club are monitoring Zieliński’s situation closely as the midfielder continues to struggle for regular minutes under new Inter boss Cristian Chivu.
Zieliński, who joined Inter on a free transfer from Napoli earlier this year, has found opportunities limited following the Nerazzurri’s tactical reshuffle. Despite his quality and experience, the Polish playmaker has slipped down the pecking order — prompting speculation that a move away from the San Siro could be on the cards.
Leeds are believed to see the midfielder as a low-risk, high-reward addition who could add creativity and composure to Daniel Farke’s squad. The Whites are reportedly exploring both a cut-price permanent transfer and a potential loan deal should Inter be open to offloading his €4.5 million-per-year wages.
Zieliński remains a regular for the Poland national team, boasting over 90 international caps, and his arrival would bring top-level European experience to a Leeds side looking to consolidate their position in the Premier League after promotion.
While negotiations have not yet begun, sources suggest that Leeds could make a formal approach in the January transfer window, particularly if Inter signal their willingness to sell.
The midfielder’s current deal at Inter runs until 2028, but with his limited involvement and high salary, the Italian champions may be prepared to sanction an early exit.
If the move materialises, Zieliński would become one of Leeds United’s most high-profile signings in recent years — a statement of intent from the club’s hierarchy as they aim to blend Premier League survival with continental ambition.
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