Exciting new update to move loan to buy as Leeds sign £75,000-a-week signing Buendia

An exciting update has emerged regarding the opportunities Leeds United the signature Aston Villa attacker Emiliano Buendia Before the transfer deadline.

Leeds are yet to sign in January

Daniel Wake 49ers Enterprises still has to bolster the Whites with new signings in 2025.

Leeds are well placed to seal automatic promotion from championship However, as things stand, a four-horse race has begun with Sheffield United, Burnley and Sunderland.

One player was Associated with the transition to Elland Road is Buendiaas Leeds currently rely heavily on Brenden Aaronson in the No. 10 role.

Buendia excelled under Farke at Norwich in the Championship, winning two Championship titles in 2019 and 2021. A return to the division has been discussed with FARC in Leeds, and a new update has emerged.

The journalist shares an exciting update on the Buendia vs Leeds match

Graeme Bailey, speaking to Leeds United News, has now revealed this Farke sees Buendia as part of his Premier League plans at Leedswith the Elland Road staff considering including a commitment to buy in a loan deal if the Whites are promoted.

“Leeds are playing the long game with him. The longer he stays in the window, the more chance they have of getting him. They love him, there’s no secret about that. They see Buendia as that little extra spark that will help them over the line.”

“Villa would like to get a commitment if Leeds are promoted. It is something Leeds are considering. It is how much Farke wants from Buendia and that will tell us everything. (Farke) sees Buendia as part of his plans in the Premier League.

“That will be the question put to Farke now by the Leeds hierarchy; do you really see Buendia (as a long-term signing)? We’re not going to pay huge wages, which is what he’s charging and loan fees, just for a few months if you don’t see him as part of the Premier League plans.”

“Villa are insisting on a commitment now. Whether they will come in the final week of the window (remains to be seen).”

The journalist also made a promising claim by adding that Villa wants Buendia to continue £75,000 per weekto go to Leeds instead of Spain and that there is a “good chance” of going ahead before February 3.

“Villa wants him to go to Leeds instead of Spain because of his salary, and what can be covered. Villa are not forcing him to leave, but they will push him to Leeds. Valencia does not have the financial resources to compete with Leeds.

“One to keep an eye on. I can see it happening. If it doesn’t happen, it tells us that Leeds don’t see him as part of the (long-term) plans. But I expect him to join with a commitment. If I bring him in and he gets (an upgrade) down the line, from what I’m hearing, There is a good chance you will do this.

“They are playing a long game and think they will get a better deal the longer they leave it. There is real interest there. They really want it.”