TRANSFER NEWS:Leeds United are reportedly targeting Premier League forwards with weekly wages around £110,000 as they prepare for their return to the top flight.

With a potential transfer budget exceeding £100 million, the club aims to strengthen its attacking options to ensure Premier League survival.

One of the primary targets is Everton striker Beto, who has netted seven goals this season and has two years remaining on his contract. Leeds are interested in acquiring him, although Everton’s willingness to sell remains uncertain.

Another potential addition is 32-year-old Callum Wilson from Newcastle United. Wilson, who earns £110,000 per week, has a wealth of Premier League experience, having scored 88 goals in 226 top-flight appearances. Despite injury concerns, Leeds are considering him as a valuable asset for their Premier League campaign.

Additionally, Leeds have shown interest in Norwich City’s Borja Sainz, who has scored 18 goals this season. Sainz is reportedly keen on a move to a Premier League club, and Leeds could provide that opportunity.

Leeds United’s proactive approach in the transfer market reflects their commitment to building a competitive squad for the upcoming Premier League season.