Leeds United is eyeing a new midfielder to bolster their squad, with Union Saint-Gilloise’s Noah Sadiki on their radar this transfer window. The 20-year-old played a key role in his team’s league title win last season, earning them a spot in the Champions League.
With Joe Rothwell leaving Elland Road, the Whites are in need of midfield reinforcements to stay competitive in the upcoming season. Sadiki, a DR Congo international, has caught the attention of Leeds United, who are keen on bringing him aboard.
Despite Union’s efforts to keep Sadiki, it may prove challenging for them as Leeds United, backed by 49ers Enterprises, show interest in the young talent. Franjo Ivanovic and Koki Machida are also rumored to be potential departures from Union, further fueling the transfer speculation.
Manager Daniel Farke recognizes the need to strengthen his midfield after promotion to the Premier League, identifying Sadiki as a promising addition to the team. With other midfield targets such as Mario Pasalic and Gus Hamer also in the mix, Leeds United is looking to build a squad with depth to avoid a repeat of last season’s mid-park struggles.
Farke is hoping for strong backing from the club’s ownership in securing quality signings, with Sadiki seen as a player who can both contribute immediately and develop for future success. The goal for Leeds United next season is to avoid relegation, and Farke is determined to make significant investments in the squad to achieve that aim.
