“I want to leave the club, no longer interested in playing for Leeds United” Leeds United Top Player is set to follow suit and leave Leeds United, he has informed the club of his desire to leave the club

Wilfried Gnonto, a 20-year-old striker for Leeds United, has made it clear that he wants to leave the club this summer, according to The Boot Room. Despite talks of a potential new contract, the negotiations stalled due to Leeds’ failure to gain promotion last season. Everton is currently leading the chase for Gnonto, but other clubs like Roma, Newcastle United, and Como, led by Cesc Fabregas, are also interested in signing him.

Leeds United’s failure to gain promotion last season has led to significant changes at Elland Road, including the departure of Archie Gray to Tottenham for £40million. Joe Rodon has returned to the club and is expected to start in Daniel Farke’s lineup. However, Gnonto’s future at Leeds remains uncertain, and the club should consider selling him this summer.

Gnonto was linked with a move away from Leeds last summer, but the rumors died down when the club seemed to be getting promoted. Now that those hopes have failed, the rumors have started again. It appears that Gnonto wants to leave when things get tough, and Leeds should let him go if they receive an acceptable bid.

The sale of Gnonto would allow Leeds to reinvest the money across the board and strengthen their squad. The club is already looking at bringing in Oliver Skipp after Glen Kamara’s exit. Leeds fans will be eager to see how the transfer market unfolds and which players will join or leave the club.

In other news, Leeds United is considering bringing in Oliver Skipp after Glen Kamara’s exit. The club is looking to strengthen its squad and prepare for the upcoming season.