Leeds “placed well” and signed a trump card of over £6m, similar to Phillips and Tanaka

Leeds United are considered a “good position” to complete the signing of the £6.8 million midfielder this summer, as White Eye Key reinforcements can stay in top flight.

Leeds is looking at Premier League ready to sign

Daniel Farke’s man returned from the Championship to the sealed promotion to the Premier League glory after two seasons in England’s second team. It seems more difficult than ever for the promotion team to avoid the first attempt to drop, highlighting the importance of Leeds and the 49ers business, who are nailing the summer transfer business, bringing players ready to work.

Since error-prone Illan Meslier is no longer like a long-term solution between whites, a high-quality goalkeeper will be needed this summer, and Sam Johnstone is reportedly keen to move to Elland Road. Meanwhile, FC Augsburg goalkeeper Finn Dahmen is also known as the British alternative.

As far as possible outfield additions are concerned, Manchester United forward Rasmus Hojlund is involved with a switch to Leeds, which would be a breathtaking business. Granted, Dann struggled at Old Trafford this season, but he still scored 25 goals in 90 games, overall for the Red Devils, with Denmark scoring seven of 22 goals.

Leeds ‘placed properly’ to sign Hidemasa Morita

according to Record [via Sport Witness]Leeds signed Sport Cp Ace Hidemasa Morita at the end of the season and had the possibility of snapping him up for just £6.8 million.

The 29-year-old has to decide whether he wants to sign a new sports deal this summer, with his current contract expiring in the summer of 2026, making the Portuguese Giants time-consuming to make money. He is believed to be attracted to the Premier League.

Morita, who may sign for Leeds before returning to the top flight, has now made 112 appearances in sports, winning the Primeira Liga title last season. He is still 40 shares of Japan International.

At 29, he can add a wealth of experience and competition at the white midfield base, making it as difficult as possible as they prepare to face some of Europe’s best teams in 2025/26.

Morita’s playing time this semester is more limited, with only 11 starting to enter the league, so he might feel that it’s an appropriate time for a new challenge to test in the Premier League.

According to Football Transfers, Morita is similar to Kalvin Phillips and Ao Tanaka, which may inspire Leeds fans, given the latter’s incredible time on Elland Road and Phillips in Yorkshire.