Leeds United are actively pursuing Artem Dovbyk to solve their striker issues after the failed deal with Igor Paixao. With their return to the Premier League looming, the club is determined to find a solution quickly.
Rumors suggest Leeds is eyeing a move for Roma’s Dovbyk, who could be open to leaving Italy. The 28-year-old forward impressed with 12 goals in 32 Serie A matches last season.
Roma initially paid around £26 million for Dovbyk in 2024, and it is estimated they would want over £30.3 million to let him go. Despite the high price tag, Leeds has the financial means to make it happen.
Dovbyk currently earns a hefty salary of approximately £123,000 per week, making him one of the top earners at any potential new club. However, his goal-scoring track record and experience make him a worthwhile investment for Leeds.
Known for his consistent goal-scoring abilities, Dovbyk has excelled at every club he has played for. With Leeds in desperate need of a reliable striker, he could be the missing piece to their attacking puzzle.
Having represented his country 36 times with 11 goals to his name, Dovbyk’s experience and quality could be a game-changer for Leeds United in the Premier League. If the deal goes through, it would be a significant achievement for the club.
