Leeds United are gearing up for what is expected to be a relatively quiet final day of the transfer window, but the club has made it clear that they are still open to potential additions until the deadline hour. Manager Daniel Farke has outlined his strict criteria for new signings, emphasizing the importance of quality, character, and affordability. He has made it clear that he will only bring in players who he believes can make a real impact and improve the team.
Farke has highlighted three key areas where he believes the squad could be strengthened – namely, the striker, number 10, and center-back positions. Despite this, it seems unlikely that Leeds will complete any new signings before the window closes tonight. However, there is a slight chance of a move for Southampton’s Cameron Archer, although the Saints are currently reluctant to let him go.
In addition, Everton loanee Jack Harrison has found game time hard to come by under returning manager David Moyes and has been linked with a potential move to Fulham. As of now, though, Leeds have not received any official contact from the West London club regarding Harrison’s availability. Meanwhile, young center-back Jeremiah Mullen is in talks with Scottish Championship outfit Dunfermline about a possible permanent move. Talks seemed to have hit a stumbling block earlier, but recent reports suggest that a deal might be back on the table.
Mullen, who is yet to make his senior debut for Leeds but impressed during a loan spell at Inverness Caledonian Thistle last season, could be on the move to Scotland as his contract with Leeds expires this summer. The completion of the transfer could happen before the window closes, adding another dimension to Leeds United’s deadline day activities. As the clock ticks down on the transfer window, uncertainty still looms over potential last-minute moves, but the current state of affairs may remain unchanged until the deadline hour.
