The Saudi billionaires are now preparing to make a January move to sign the ‘direct’ Leeds star.

Although there are already concerns about the depth and quality of their attack, Leeds United They could now lose one of their most dangerous stars amid interest from Saudi Arabia.

Roy Keane issues the Leeds stay ruling

Leeds and the rest of the rising teams have so far shocked the rest of the teams Premier League. Along with Burnley and Sunderland, Elland Road are seeking to end the newcomer’s curse and become the first of six teams to survive their first bid to return to the top flight.

As things stand, Leeds are four points above the relegation zone and could even advance to the top half if results go their way after the international break. after Daniel is awake He spent most of the summer voicing concerns that his side lacked sufficient attacking quality, and he will be pleased with how they have already secured a number of results.

Unfortunately, the German’s work is not finished yet. Leeds must return to winning ways after lWin against Tottenham Hotspur Last time, continuing what was a strong start. Then, when January arrives, it will be all about retaining their best players, and if reports are any indication, interest from the Saudi Professional League will be repelled.

Saudi billionaires prepare for Gonto move

As reported by MOT Leeds News, Saudi billionaires NEOM and Al-Ittihad are preparing for January moves to sign Wilfried Gonto From Leeds. Backed by the fortunes of the Public Investment Fund, the two clubs could make all parties a tough offer to refuse, but the Yorkshire players must remain resolute in their stance on transfers.

With less than three years left on Gonto’s current contract, Leeds should not be in a rush to cash in on their talented winger midway through the current season. Furthermore, when considering Farke’s attacking concerns, it is clear that the Italian still has a role to play.

Having started in three of the four Premier League matches to his name before a calf injury disrupted his season, Junto should be looking to return to full fitness strongly after the international break.

At 21 years of age, he remains one of Leeds’ brightest attacking sparks and someone who has already garnered praise from the likes of him. Jermaine Beckfordwho once said: “He’s very direct, and I really like him.”

However, not many have dismissed Saudi Arabia’s fortunes in European football, and Leeds could face an uphill battle to stand in Gento’s way when January arrives.