A busy summer ahead for Leeds as Rasmus Kristensen is set to make a comeback to Leeds United at the conclusion of the current season, as reported by Italian outlet Corriere dello Sport. Despite being a regular starter for Roma this season, the Italian club has no intentions of extending his stay beyond the loan deal that brought him over last summer. Kristensen, who made the move to Rome following Leeds’ relegation from the Premier League, has featured in 25 Serie A matches, with 16 of those being starts, in the team’s quest to secure a Champions League spot. His loan deal with Roma does not include an option for a permanent transfer, unlike his fellow loanee Diego Llorente, who is set to stay with the Italian side. It seems Kristensen will be returning to Elland Road as Roma looks to keep him temporarily, with no plans for a permanent deal in sight. Despite his success in Italy, it seems that Kristensen may not have a future with Leeds under Daniel Farke, as the club looks to offload him to raise funds for squad improvements. With many loaned players set to depart permanently, including Marc Roca, Max Wober, and Sam Greenwood, the summer transfer window promises to be busy for Leeds. Regardless of whether Leeds secures promotion, there are plans in place to revamp the squad for future success. While Roma’s decision not to keep Kristensen may come as a surprise, it ultimately comes down to financial considerations for the Serie A side.
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