Director Sunderland in conversations with a “extraordinary” star while Leeds works on agreement

Wanting to take full use of your contractual situation, Leeds United have now started “work” in their move to sign the “extraordinary” defensive reinforcement for Daniel Farka This summer.

Leeds’ Transfer News

Whites set up their perspectives Priority Promotion, but they will, more than most, be good aware of how quickly things can change in another English division. With the remaining 11 games and five points between themselves on the top of the league And Burnley in third place, those on Elland Road will desperately move over the line as soon as possible.

Once potentially across the line, they can draw attention to the transition window, where they may have to enjoy their most important summer, so far under the 49ers, if they return to the Premier League.

Leeds watched that Southampton, Ipswich Town and Leicester City paid the price for their employment decisions this season and would not want to make the same mistakes.

With that in mind, the whites have reportedly already had one target in mind. Transfer Reporter Graeme Bailey told to Sunderland AFC News Yes Leeds started “work” on signing Dennis Cirkin from Sunderland this summer.

Bailey said: “Watch Cirkin. I have been told that many clubs of the Premier League work on it. Chelsea, Tottenham, Crystal Palace, West Ham, Everton and Leeds – he is an extraordinary look.”

The left back has remained just over a year left on its current black cat agreement, and while Sunderland Director Kristjan Speakman revealed that talks about the new contract have been underway, the parties have yet to reach the resolution.

“Extraord” Cirkin could replace Firpo

By signing Cirkin, Leeds could solve his question. As things stand, the Yorkshire Club should lose the key veteran Junior Firpo at a free contract at the end of the season after his current contract expires. The experienced left and Farka’s direct starter, who did not replace Firpo, would be a frustrating way to start the potential return of the Premier League.

Cirkin, however, is more than capable of alleviating that blow and heading to the Premier League while doing so.

Although a more defensive option is compared to FIRPO, whose exit speaks for itself, this may not be bad if Leeds finds himself in the Premier League next season.

As Southampton, Leicester and Ipswich learned on a difficult way this season, the promoted teams simply cannot enter the Premier League and immediately step on the front legs – they must be far more robust than it. Cirkin, as he pointed out numerous times that he won the Sunderland estate this season, would not have problems with that style.