Leeds United is rumored to have their sights set on Borussia Dortmund right-back, Marius Wolf, who is nearing the end of his contract this summer. However, reports suggest that the allure of lucrative contracts in Saudi Arabia may tempt him away instead.
Despite having one final game to play in the playoff final at Wembley against Southampton, the club is still actively looking at potential signings for their return to the Premier League.
According to Sky Sports Germany reporter Florian Plettenberg, Leeds is keen on securing the services of Marius Wolf. The 28-year-old, who has contributed to Dortmund’s journey to the Champions League final, is set to depart on a free transfer at the end of the season.
Along with interest from Leeds, La Liga, Serie A, and the Saudi Pro League, Wolf seems inclined towards a move to the Middle East for a significant increase in salary.
Although the Premier League remains an enticing prospect, Wolf’s reported preference for a lucrative move to Saudi Arabia presents a setback for Leeds. With other clubs offering substantial sums of money, Leeds may struggle to compete financially for his signature.
If Leeds still hope to secure Wolf’s services, they may need to reconsider their approach, as the financial allure of other regions could prove too strong to resist, particularly after gaining promotion to the Premier League.
