TERRIBLE DECISION: Sky Sports pundit reveal Leeds about to lose star player amid Manchester United links

Midfielder for Leeds United, has been showing exceptional talent since his senior debut at the beginning of the season. It seems that the sky is the limit for him right now.

Leeds has been performing well this season, but they are facing stiff competition from three other teams who are currently at the same level.

Daniel Farke has been able to count on individual quality throughout his squad, and this includes the versatile Archie Gray, who has been playing in midfield and as a right-back.

Sky Sports pundit Don Goodman recently discussed Gray’s form and the transfer speculation surrounding the 17-year-old. Despite interest from Manchester United, Goodman believes that Gray, being a Leeds fan, is unlikely to move to their rivals:

“It’s difficult because of the history and rivalry between the two clubs. Being a member of the Gray family, I’m sure he is fully aware of the animosity between them. At the moment, he probably has better options than Manchester United.”

There may come a time when Gray outgrows Leeds, as it seems almost certain that he will be playing in the Premier League soon.

Goodman added:

“That’s looking at it purely from a football point of view, rather than considering the stature of the clubs involved. He is playing at such a high level for his age. It’s crucial for Leeds to return to the Premier League if they want to keep him. Otherwise, he will become a Premier League player with another team.”

Gray is one of the most talented teenagers in the country, and there are several Premier League teams that would be interested in having him in their starting lineup.

The fact that he is excelling at 17, while not even playing in his preferred position, is remarkable. He will only continue to improve from here.

Leeds will need to be promoted if they want to keep Gray, but it wouldn’t be surprising if his asking price is so high in the summer that they are able to hold on to him, even if they remain in the Championship.

Melarh

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