LEEDs united are reportedly stepping up their summer rebuild by opening talks to sign Wolves midfielder João Gomes — a player many fans are already calling the club’s “new Kalvin Phillips.” The Whites are pushing hard to strengthen their midfield ahead of next season, with Hidemasa Morita also nearing a move to Elland Road. �
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The Brazilian midfielder has impressed in the Premier League with his aggressive ball-winning, relentless energy, and composure in possession. Those qualities have drawn comparisons to former Leeds fan favourite Kalvin Phillips, who became one of the club’s most influential midfielders during Marcelo Bielsa’s era.
Reports suggest Leeds have already begun discussions over a potential deal, although any transfer could cost close to £50 million due to Gomes’ growing reputation and importance at Wolves. �
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The pursuit of Gomes highlights the ambition from the 49ers ownership group as Daniel Farke looks to build a stronger, more Premier League-ready squad. Alongside the expected arrival of Hidemasa Morita, Leeds appear determined to reshape their midfield with players capable of controlling games both physically and technically. �
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Gomes, still only 25, is viewed as a long-term investment and a player who could become the heartbeat of Leeds’ midfield for years to come. While negotiations are still in the early stages, the interest signals that Leeds are preparing for an ambitious summer window rather than simply aiming for survival.














