Leeds seeks to add quality of the Premier League to his squad before his return to the division in August, and a goal now seems to be approaching a summer passage to Elland Road.
The last couple of the season has shown that there is a great abyss between the Premier League and the Championship, so Leeds has to make the right movements to the transfer market this summer. And a smart business that has been identified by the club’s heads involves the West Ham midfielder, Tomas Soucek.
It is said that Leeds will direct the race to sign Soucek This summer, and their possibilities of agreement seem to increase more.
Leeds ready to move to Tomas Soucek from West Ham
As reported by TBR Football (via Givemmesport), West Ham has decided that Soucek can leave this summer and, therefore, the Czech International has been told that he is free to look for a new club. And this will allow Leeds to take another step to get his signature before the return of the Premier League.
Soucek has been a quality player for West Ham since he arrived from Slavia Prague five years ago. Despite acting predominantly as a midfielder, he has marked 38 times in 230 appearances in all competitions. And in the Premier League this season, he has found the back of the net on nine occasions, with his latest strike against Man United last weekend.
There is no doubt that Soucek would be an excellent incorporation into the Leeds squad for next season. It may not be a regular headline, but as a player of the squad, it would be vital for Daniel Farke. For now, it is left to see if it changes east of London to Yorkshire in the summer.
