Leeds United were promoted to the Premier League after winning the championship.
Under Daniel Fark’s leadership, the whites have returned to the top flights of British football, but are now focused on building a strong team for next season.
They are linked to Manchester City star James McAtee’s move to add more creativity to the team.
Following Illas Meslier’s poor performance, Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher is also one of the radar’s Premier League players this summer.
Leeds United wants more aggressive depth
The newly promoted team is looking to add the attack depth this season to the next season.
Leeds is reportedly considering promoting academy striker Harry Gray to the first team in the upcoming Premier League season.
Journalist Adam Pope suggested that Gray’s talent deserves to be included in the senior team at BBC West Yorkshire Sports. “I don’t know when you’re talented. I think you’ll be allowed to do that.”
Despite Joel Pillow’s 19 goals in the championship, there is internal debate about strengthening his striker status at Elland Road.
Leeds links with experienced forwards such as Jamie Vardy and Callum Wilson. Both are available with free transfers.
Grey requires more time to develop
Promoting Gray can provide an interesting solution for Fark next season, and the club’s tradition of giving depth and developing young talent, as seen in the influence of Archie Gray in the past.
However, there is a risk when relying on Premier League teenagers, and Leeds may still pursue experienced strikers to ensure team depth.
Experience will be important to play Premier League football and play against some of the best teams in the country. Leeds will need to focus on signing players like Bardi, who are still hungry to score goals and play Premier League football next season.
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