Leeds United is underway to return to the long -awaited Premier League, leading the Championship table and closing the direct promotion.
As the whites saw football again at the top of flight, strengthening the squad during the summer transfer window will be a main focus.
A prominent name related to a transfer to Elland Road is Kyle Walker-Peters, by Southampton, Kyle Walker.
Leeds United, Looking Kyle Walker-Peters in a free transfer
Reports of Teamtalk He reveals that Leeds made an approach for the 27 years on the January transfer window, but an agreement could not be reached. Now, with the Walker-Peters contract in Southampton to expire this summer, Daniel Farke’s side could have another opportunity to bring to England on board, achieving his services in a free transfer.
Premier League Clubs as Everton and According to reports, Leicester City is also interestedWhile their old club Tottenham has also been linked to a movement to return it to northern London.
Kyle Walker-Peters: Tottenham trip to Southampton
Kyle Walker-Peters went to Tottenham Hotspur Academy and was very considered a promising right. He made his senior debut in 2017 under Mauricio Pochettino and showed visits to his talent with compound performances. One of his most memorable performances was in December 2018 when he has become the youngest player since 2003 to record three assists in a single League League match to help Spurs demolish 5-0 from Bournemouth.
However, he struggled to get a regular initial place, often serving as a backup to Kieran Trippier and Serge Aurier. Despite gaining praise for their technical capacity and attacking contributions, the inconsistent play time made it difficult to develop. In 2020, he moved to Southampton, where he established himself as regular of the first team, becoming a key figure for the saints, offering reliable performances on both flanks.
This season, despite Southampton’s struggles, it continued to be a constant presence, making 25 appearances in all competitions and providing two assists.
With a solid experience in the Premier League and the flexibility to play on both sides of the defense, Walker-Peters could be an excellent incorporation into the Leeds United fund line if they are successful in achieving their services.
