There are now 49 people eager to sign a new France of £2.5 million before the Celtics.

Leeds United are interested in signing a French striker who is also wanted by the Scottish Giants Celtics.

After a successful championship sport, white men and Daniel Farke are preparing for life in the Premier League.

Leeds received a promotion over Easter weekend, having a party on Monday night on Elland Road. Farke’s team won the victory over Oxford United and Stoke City, while Sheffield United beat Burnley to secure the top two for the White and Fuchsia.

Captain Ethan Ampadu said after being promoted to Premier League: “It’s amazing. If the scene you’re watching here, like after the last whistle, is just pure excitement. Inside us, we have another goal, so we can enjoy this goal now, but we already have another goal we want to achieve. But now, that’s fine.”

Central defender Joe Rodon added: “For me, it hasn’t sunk yet. I think it won’t be until the end of the season, but I’m just happy for everyone who’s been involved in the club, the fans and what it means to them. It’s everyone working all season and I’m buzzing.”

With the top football matches in Yorkshire in 2025/26, the 49ers business may want to put cash in on several new signings, and the new Central Avant-garde is considered a wish list.

Although the striker faced Stoke in the first half against Stoke on Monday, Leeds had questions about Joel Piroe’s ability in the top flight. There are also concerns about Patrick Bamford.

There are some recent strikers related to the move to Elland Road, including Rome’s Tammy Abraham. However, the new emerging young forward appears to have appeared on Leeds radar, with a recent update.

Leeds is passionate about French striker Moussa Soumano

According to the African Foot, Leeds is one of several aspects of being keen on Ajaccio forward Moussa Soumano. The Celtics and Leicester City are also only 19-year-old Sumano, while Brentford has made an offer worth 3 million euros (£2.5 million) to sign the attackers.

Soumano was also able to play on the wings, scoring five goals and providing 66 assists to his current employer. However, the 6-foot French attacker is not entirely a promising talent and has been called “the great hope of Corsica football” in the report on African football.

Soumano may be someone to watch, and it’s possible that Leeds hopes to attract some talented teenagers with some big names, as they did with Crysencio Summerville and Mateo Joseph when they last entered the top flight.