Leeds United’s success in the Championship has set the stage for their upcoming Premier League campaign, but they know that adding quality to their squad is crucial for them to compete at the top level. Securing the title with a late winner from Manor Solomon against Plymouth was a thrilling end to the season, but now the hard work begins as they look to avoid the fate of the last three promoted clubs who were relegated.
With a reported £100million available from the 49ers Enterprises, Leeds have their sights set on strengthening their squad. Solomon will be returning to Tottenham after his loan spell, leaving a gap that needs to be filled with Premier League experience. Coventry’s Jack Rudoni has caught the eye of the club, with his impressive contributions in the Championship making him a potential target for Leeds.
Although no official enquiry has been made, Leeds are said to be interested in Rudoni, who could come with a hefty price tag of at least £15million. Despite the cost, the 23-year-old midfielder’s skill and potential have not gone unnoticed, especially after his standout performances in key games for Coventry. Former Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa had previously targeted Rudoni when he was at AFC Wimbledon, and now it seems the club is ready to make a move for him.
Rudoni’s recent form under Frank Lampard has only added to his appeal, with his goal contributions in the final games of the season showcasing his talent. With other clubs like Burnley and Sunderland also potentially interested in him, Leeds will need to act fast to secure his signature and send a message to their rivals that they mean business in the Premier League.
