£4.2m DEAL CONFIRMED “here we go” : Leeds United open talks to sign midfielder in last few days, 49ers told to pay £4.2m for exciting star

Leeds United are currently in talks to secure the signature of a new midfielder as they prepare for the upcoming summer transfer window. However, they are facing stiff competition from Bundesliga giants Stuttgart for the player’s services.

Following their recent defeat to Portsmouth, Leeds United’s hopes for promotion are hanging in the balance. Despite still holding the top spot in the Championship, they are only ahead due to a better goal difference.

On the other hand, Burnley has now climbed to third place in the standings. Former Burnley midfielder Joey Barton believes that Leeds’ loss has opened up the race for promotion, hoping that his old club can seize the opportunity to break into the top two positions.

Potential signings for the first team will only be finalized once Leeds knows which division they will be competing in next season. However, reports from Africa Foot suggest that Leeds is in discussions to acquire a midfielder from Turkish side Goztepe.

According to sources from the player’s agency, Elite Project Group, Leeds and Stuttgart have initiated talks to sign 20-year-old Anthony Dennis. It is reported that a fee of £4.2m would be required to bring Dennis to the club, with the player attracting attention for his impressive performances that have earned him a call-up to the Nigeria national team.

Dennis is being compared to established midfielders like Wilfried Ndidi and Carlos Baleba, showcasing the high regard in which he is held in both Turkey and Nigeria. Despite changes in the management at Leeds, the club remains active in the transfer market.

While the certainty of Leeds pursuing Dennis is unknown, it will likely depend on their promotion to the Premier League and the interest from Stuttgart. Nonetheless, it is a situation worth monitoring as the summer approaches.

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