Leeds sets up contact to sign free agency, he scores 23 goals this season

Leeds United are preparing for top football under Daniel Farke and may now want to put muscle next to competitors to sign clinical striker for a free transfer, a report said.

Leeds hopes to increase offensive ability in four positions

Scoring goals are not a problem on the way to ensure promotion. But it is more widely recognized that creative intuition will be needed to break down some of the world’s most famous defenses next season.

To add Premier League experience to the ranks, Daniel Farke launched a move to bring Emiliano Buendia to Elland Road, starting with Aston Villa after Aston Villa’s tandem work in Norwich City.

Argentina International is willing to switch to Leeds after the frustrating second half of Bayer Leverkusen’s loan campaign, and the noise starts to accelerate, with a £16.8 million offer coming soon.

Joel Piroe did a great job in white promotions. In all areas, however, attracting bloodlines is a strategy, and Farke seems to be following it to beat a lot of what’s left.

Evan Ferguson, Jamie Vardy and Callum Wilson are all targets for Leeds, although they are unlikely to be the only forwards of Yorkshire Radar.

Patrick Bamford and Joe Gelhardt are gradually fading to the edge, and it is reasonable to expect more options to ensure Piro can share the burden of shooting in the Premier League.

Following the mission, Farke’s man is now fighting for two top rivals of the clinical striker who won’t spend a penny.

Leeds United enters the competition to sign David Selke

According to Daily Express, Leeds United will sign experienced striker David Selke as his contract in Hamburg expires at the end of this month.

West Ham United, Fulham and RB Leipzig are keen on 30 years old. Meanwhile, while offering Premier League and Bundesliga destinations, Watford is unlikely to secure its signature.

The former Hertha Berlin enjoyed a superb sport, helping Hamburg secured his promotion back to Germany’s top pilot, making 23 goals in 33 of all competitions.

Leeds has contacted to determine what Selke’s salary needs look like, but since Red Bull has stakes in both clubs, they may need to rely on RB Leipzig to exit the game.

Still, the former German Under-21 international would be a cheap way to strengthen its progress during the off-season, while Farke could use some of the transfer budgets to address other areas.