It's been a quiet transfer period for… Leeds United So far, but that could be about to change as a club in France hopes to sign a man who has just arrived at Elland Road, according to a new report.
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The January transfer window is always a difficult month to complete transfers Daniel Wake Having previously stated that he was not a fan of this window, it is not surprising to see that the Whites are yet to make any transfer.
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However, there are still more than two weeks remaining before it closes, so plans could change, as Leeds may be forced to enter the transfer market if they lose players.
The Championship leaders are being linked with potential new entrants, as reported earlier this week Watch Leeds Scout Bali Mumba In a match for Plymouth Argyle in their FA Cup win over Brentford. The defender is a player Farke knows well, having worked together at Norwich City.
Meanwhile, a report also surfaced on Wednesday claiming Leeds have made a €4m bid to sign Digi Davila From the Portuguese side Leiria. This is said to be the number the club wants to get for the midfielder, but the deal appears too complicated to complete, as the player needs to obtain a work permit. In addition to Leeds, there are also other teams showing strong interest in Davila.
The French club hopes to sign the Leeds midfielder
As the Whites look at potential new arrivals, there could be a way out on the horizon, as reported by Jeunes Footeux. Paris are interested in signing Josuha Guilavogi from Leeds.
Guilavogui, who joined the Whites in October as a free agent, has appeared on the Ligue 2 side's radar. Paris's interest in the 34-year-old is considered “ambitious”, but Paris are looking to reach Ligue 1 by the end of this season and could see the midfielder as someone who can… Help make this happen.
The Frenchman has signed a contract until the end of the season at Elland Road and has played 10 matches so far in the white shirt; Only one goal has come since the start, and that was in the recent FA Cup tie against Harrogate Town. Guilavogui was brought in by Farke to bolster their midfield options, as Leeds were experiencing an injury crisis at the time and were left short in that area of the pitch.
Guilavogui has had a small role to play so far, but with there still a lot to do in the tournament, Farke may want to keep hold of the physically imposing 6-foot-2 midfielder, as his versatility makes him a key man to be around. The team in case the white team suffers injuries or suspension.