Leaving funds are used to introduce "Best European" players and strikers who "like the Premier League more"

Leeds United’s goal is known as “one of the best players in Europe”

Leeds United’s summer business has begun to accelerate, with recent reports saying the club is preparing to return to the Premier League, with one player likely leaving the team and two key players signing.

Although Daniel Falke is expected to gain strong support in the transfer market, Leeds United will still seek to transfer players to maximize spending while meeting profit and sustainability rules.

As multiple players' contracts enter the final year or attract interest from other teams, it seems inevitable that some players will withdraw early.

Max Wober may be one of them. The Austrian defender returned to Leeds United after being loaned to Borussia Mönchengladbach last season, but only made 8 appearances and scored only 1 goal.

Injuries and position competition limit his influence and now it is reported that the club is ready to sell him if there is a offer of about £5 million.

Leeds United paid £10 million to sign Wauber in January 2023, but permanent departure this summer will help free up funds and make room for reinforcements.

Bonchengladbach and his old club, Salzburg, have shown interest in him, and the 26-year-old is eager to get a steady playing time before the 2026 World Cup.

Leeds United are also advancing their first goals in the event of potential player loss. Newcastle striker Callum Wilson has been linked with Leeds United in recent days, and various rumors have spread, and there are even rumors that Leeds United may sign an Argentine international in early May to break their transfer record.

Now, hopes are growing for two people who may arrive.

Mano Solomon solidified his legendary position with Leeds United by scoring a lock-up goal against Plymouth, where he played 23 goals in 41 games.

Marseille's interest had threatened to make things complicated, especially considering Roberto Dezelby's desire to reunite with Solomon. But Solomon's agent, Shlomi Ben Ezra, underestimated this.

"Dzeelby sent a message to Manol, but he told him that he could not play for Marseille due to political reasons," Ben Ezra told Le 10 Sport.

"When you have experienced the taste of the Premier League, it will be difficult to play in other leagues. Mano played great at Leeds United, but he still has a contract with Tottenham."

He loves the Premier League, but in the football world, you never know what will happen...it depends entirely on what Daniel Levi wants to do. Mano likes English football, he prefers Premier League…but in the football world, you never know what will happen.

Another experienced player is Abdulaye Dukure. The Everton midfielder's contract has expired and is expected to leave this summer.

Former Mali international Mahamadu Ndiaye said in an interview with African Football: "Dukure is a top player and he can join another club to continue his career in the Premier League.

" From his physical condition, he still performs well, is one of the best players in the same position in Europe, and his lifestyle is healthy.

"He knows the Premier League very well. He is one of the most experienced players in the league."

So, he might be a big helper for Leeds United. It all depends on the club's interest and his willingness to stay in England.