Leeds United has been linked to a multitude of players as the January transfer window approaches, with one player now ruling out a move to Elland Road.
Recent reports suggest talks for Andrew Omobamidele and Unai Emery discussing Louie Barry. Despite this, many other players are rumored to be potential Leeds targets.
Although Daniel Farke has expressed a lack of enthusiasm towards the transfer window, injuries may prompt the club to consider strengthening their promotion bid.
Farke’s son, Luis Engelns, a 17-year-old making waves in Germany’s second tier, has emerged as a potential target. When asked about a move to Leeds, Engelns stated he would prefer to carve his own path.
With Farke’s expertise in Germany’s second tier evident, Leeds could see Engelns as a promising option for the future. While Engelns is currently focused on his own development, the prospect of playing under his father at Leeds may sway his decision.
