Leeds United have a golden opportunity to sign Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain after his departure from Besiktas over the summer. The experienced midfielder, who has won both the Champions League and the Premier League with Liverpool, is eager to return to English football after his time in Turkey.
Despite receiving offers from European clubs, Oxlade-Chamberlain is looking for a move closer to home due to family reasons. Leeds United, who had shown interest in him during the summer, could potentially reignite their pursuit of the midfielder in the coming weeks.
Manager Daniel Farke, however, has other priorities in the transfer market, with concerns over the reliability of striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin. While Oxlade-Chamberlain would certainly add quality to the squad, Farke may prioritize signing an attacking threat to ensure Leeds United’s survival in the Premier League.
With a talented midfield already in place, including the likes of Sean Longstaff and Ethan Ampadu, the decision to pursue Oxlade-Chamberlain may ultimately depend on whether Leeds United can secure a proven goal-scoring option upfront.
