BREAKING: Leeds now winning the race to sign TOP CLASS player with 32 Premier league appearances and ready to use his experience to help Leeds gain promotion

Leeds United is reportedly set to make a move for Sheffield United right-back Jayden Bogle, who is valued at £7 million. Bogle, 23, has one year left on his contract and has been represented by the same agency as Wilfried Gnonto.

According to Mike McGrath of The Telegraph, Leeds is preparing to make an offer for Bogle, who started 32 Premier League games for Sheffield United last season. Bogle is considered a solid candidate to replace Archie Gray, who left Leeds for Tottenham Hotspur this summer.

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder has expressed his desire to keep Bogle, calling him “outstanding” and stating that he hopes the player will stay. However, with Bogle’s contract running out, Leeds may be able to sign him for a lower fee.

Bogle has experience playing in the Premier League and could be a good addition to Leeds’ squad as they seek promotion back to the top flight. Leeds has already signed Joe Rothwell this summer and is looking to continue their business.

In other news, Leeds has been linked to a move for a £60 million player who plays like Bukayo Saka. The player, who has been described as a “duel monster,” has previously had a difficult spell in the Premier League but is now being targeted by Leeds.

Additionally, West Bromwich Albion is reportedly interested in signing a midfielder who could be their next Chris Brunt. The player, who is currently with Derby County, has been described as a “dependable” midfielder and could be a good addition to West Brom’s squad.

Celtic FC has also been linked to a move for a midfielder who is worth more than Bernardo. The player, who has been described as a “talented” midfielder, has previously played for Ange Postecoglou’s side and could be a good addition to Celtic’s squad.

Overall, it seems that Leeds United is actively seeking to strengthen their squad this summer, with multiple players being linked to the club. With their promotion push last season, Leeds will be looking to build on that momentum and make a strong push for the Premier League this season.