The 23-year-old Danish international has been instrumental for Celtic, contributing 11 goals and 13 assists this season. Leeds previously had a £10 million bid rejected but may renew their interest, with Celtic valuing O’Riley at approximately £25 million.
In a separate development, Leeds have secured the season-long loan of Israeli winger Manor Solomon from Tottenham Hotspur. Solomon, 25, joined Spurs from Shakhtar Donetsk but saw limited action due to a knee injury. His move to Leeds aims to provide him with regular first-team football, enhancing the club’s attacking options as they push for promotion.
Solomon’s performance at Leeds could influence the club’s decision to pursue a permanent transfer. However, competition may arise, as other Premier League clubs are reportedly monitoring his situation.
Leeds’ transfer strategies reflect their ambition to strengthen the squad with players possessing top-flight experience and potential, aligning with their goal of returning to the Premier League.
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