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Tottenham Defender Ben Davies Open to Leeds United Move in January Transfer Window

As the January transfer window enters its final fortnight, Leeds United continue to be linked with a multitude of players. One name that has emerged as a potential target is Tottenham defender Ben Davies. The 31-year-old is currently in the final six months of his contract with the North London club, which is reportedly worth £100,000 per week.

Davies has been injured but was recently in contention to face Arsenal, highlighting his importance to Tottenham. However, with his contract situation and Leeds’ reported interest, a move to Elland Road could be on the cards.

According to reports, Leeds are “pushing hard” to sign Davies, with a “cut-price deal” potentially available due to his contract situation. If Davies were to join Leeds, he would become the sixth Wales international on the club’s books, alongside Karl Darlow, Ethan Ampadu, Joe Rodon, Dan James, and Charlie Crew, who has recently joined Doncaster on loan.

Signing Davies would be a significant coup for Leeds, given his extensive experience and impressive resume. With almost 350 appearances for Tottenham and 92 caps for Wales, Davies would bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to Elland Road. His versatility, having played at both centre-back and left-back, would also be a valuable asset to Ange Postecoglou’s squad.

However, despite Leeds’ reported interest, a deal is far from done. Davies is likely to attract interest from other clubs, particularly in the Premier League, and may be hesitant to drop down to the Championship. Nevertheless, according to Ben Jacobs, Davies is open to a move to Leeds.

“Davies is a bit like Buendia, not averse to joining Leeds and dropping down to the Championship temporarily,” Jacobs told The View podcast. “But he knows that if he leaves on a free, that Premier League clubs will be interested.”

A move to Leeds would also see Davies reunite with his Wales teammate and friend Joe Rodon, who played alongside him at Tottenham. Rodon has spoken highly of Davies in the past, and the pair’s friendship could be a factor in Davies’ decision.

Brennan Johnson, another Tottenham player, has also praised Davies’ abilities, stating that he has never seen him have a bad game. “He can adapt. He is so solid. His character, never seen him have a bad game,” Johnson said.

With Junior Firpo in a similar position to Davies, Leeds may need to prioritize signing a left-back in the January transfer window. Sam Byram’s contract is also set to expire, leaving Leeds with a potential void to fill.

While a deal for Davies is not yet done, Leeds’ reported interest and the player’s openness to a move suggest that a transfer could be on the horizon. However, with Premier League clubs likely to be interested in Davies’ services, Leeds may need to secure promotion to the top flight to make a deal possible.