Monday morning CONFIRMED News: Leeds United ‘target’ sparks £15m ‘bid’ as rivals set for big decision

Leeds United is still waiting to complete its first transfer deal of the January window, despite being linked to several players. The Whites have been rumored to be interested in signing Nottingham Forest defender Andrew Omobamidele, Aston Villa youngster Louie Barry, and Hoffenheim striker Mergim Berisha. However, none of these deals have been finalized yet.

Meanwhile, some of Leeds’ promotion rivals have been busy making moves in the transfer market. Sunderland, who is currently three points and three places behind Leeds in the Championship table, has completed the loan signing of Roma midfielder Enzo Le Fee. This move is seen as a significant coup for the Black Cats, and it could potentially strengthen their push for promotion.

Burnley has also made a notable signing, securing the return of former striker Ashley Barnes. This move is likely to bolster the Clarets’ attacking options and help them in their pursuit of Leeds and the other top teams in the Championship.

Norwich City has also been active in the transfer market, taking Aston Villa youngster Lewis Dobbin on loan. Dobbin had a similar spell at West Bromwich Albion earlier in the season, and he will be looking to make a positive impact at Carrow Road.

As for Leeds, the club is still waiting to complete its first transfer deal of the window. However, it’s worth noting that the Whites are close to completing a loan deal for Joe Gelhardt, who is set to join Hull City. This move could potentially free up space in the Leeds squad for new signings, and it will be interesting to see how the club uses this opportunity.

Leeds manager Daniel Farke will be keen to strengthen his squad and maintain the team’s position at the top of the Championship table. The Whites have been in impressive form this season, and they will be looking to continue this momentum in the second half of the campaign.

With the January transfer window reaching its midway point, Leeds fans will be eagerly waiting to see what moves the club makes. Will the Whites be able to bring in some new faces and strengthen their push for promotion, or will they stick with their current squad and hope that it’s enough to get them over the line? Only time will tell.