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Leeds United accelerate summer transfer plans, eyeing prolific €20m striker

July 25, 2026 2 Min Read
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Leeds United are interested in signing Elmedin Demirovic from VfB Stuttgart.

According to Sky Germany’s Patrick Berger, the player could be sold this summer for a fee of around 20 million euros, but it remains to be seen whether Leeds United will be able to complete a deal.

They are not the only ones interested in the striker and will face competition from clubs like Juventus. Meanwhile, the striker is happy to remain at the German club after the end of the season, and it remains to be seen how the situation will develop.

Leeds United need more quality and depth in their attacking line. They were overly reliant on Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who scored 14 goals in the Premier League last season.

He has had a very impressive season, but Leeds need more quality at their disposal. They cannot hope to rely on just one goalscorer.

Demirovic proved his quality in Germany, scoring 43 goals in 87 games for Stuttgart. He is a reliable goalscorer and also has the physical and technical characteristics to suit English football. He could be an important player for Leeds next season.

Los Blancos have managed to survive in the Premier League this season, but they want to establish themselves as regulars in the league. They need to keep improving their team to keep winning. It remains to be seen whether they will be able to convince the player to join the club.

The asking price is quite reasonable for a striker in the prime of his career and Leeds should be able to afford him.

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It remains to be seen whether they will make a formal offer to complete the deal.

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