Leeds United, riding high on their unbeaten streak in the Premier League over the last two months, are keeping a close eye on potential transfer moves as the January window approaches. Manager Daniel Farke has made it clear that while the club is not planning for a major squad overhaul, they are open to strengthening the team with new signings.
One player who has captured Leeds’ attention is Manchester City midfielder Kalvin Phillips, who reportedly has his sights set on a return to Elland Road. However, Farke’s satisfaction with the midfield options brought in last summer suggests that Phillips may have to consider other options. Wolves have emerged as strong contenders, exploring a potential loan deal as they look to bolster their squad in a bid to avoid relegation.
Despite the interest from both sides, Leeds appears focused on their upcoming fixtures, while Wolves present a more immediate opportunity for Phillips to make an impact in the Premier League survival battle. With Farke’s firm stance on transfers, it appears that Phillips will need to weigh his options carefully between a move to Wolves for a chance at proving himself in a relegation scrap or staying put at Manchester City under the watchful eye of Pep Guardiola.
