Leeds United have reportedly made moves to sign a new attacker this summer, as they look to fill the gap left by the departure of Crysencio Summerville.
With their Championship opener against Portsmouth looming, Leeds are keen to strengthen their squad. Manager Daniel Farke has expressed the club’s desire to bring in a new winger, but financial fair play rules are limiting their options.
After selling Summerville to West Ham, Leeds are eyeing Norwich City’s Jonathan Rowe as a potential replacement. Talks have already taken place, leading to Leeds submitting a verbal bid of £7m for the talented young winger.
Rowe impressed at Carrow Road last season, scoring 12 goals and providing two assists in the Championship. His ability to produce “magic” on the pitch has caught the attention of Leeds, who are hopeful of securing his signature despite Norwich’s high valuation.
As Leeds continue their search for attacking reinforcements, the bid for Rowe suggests they are serious about bolstering their squad for the upcoming season. It remains to be seen whether Norwich will accept the offer or if Leeds will need to improve their bid to secure their top target.
