“Bad News, It is time to finally say Goodbye” Leeds Star who wants to stay will now leave in the summer

Leeds United defender Liam Cooper, who earns £25,000 per week, is expected to leave the club this summer, despite his desire to stay. According to The Sunday People, Cooper’s future will be decided after the Championship play-off final against Southampton on May 26. If Leeds secure promotion to the Premier League, they are unlikely to offer him a new deal.

Cooper, who has made 284 appearances for Leeds since joining in 2014, has been a key player for the club. However, with promotion to the Premier League, Leeds may look to strengthen their squad with new signings, potentially leaving Cooper surplus to requirements.

Manager Daniel Farke has praised Cooper, calling him “outstanding” and valuing his contributions to the team. However, with the relentless nature of the Championship and the need for fresh legs, Cooper’s playing time has decreased, making him a substitute in recent games.

Leeds’ promotion to the Premier League would likely impact their summer transfer plans, with higher-profile names and Premier League-quality players becoming viable targets. This could lead to Cooper’s departure, despite his desire to stay and reach ten years at Elland Road.