Leeds United has ended with Jaka Bijol’s arrival and has reportedly turned its attention to the second defensive effect of this summer’s bargaining.
Leeds faces Arsenal and Newcastle at the opening ceremony
Two months after Leeds returned from the Premier League, now knows who is waiting for them on August opening day. With the official release of the Premier League, the whites will play against Everton Road on Opening Day before heading to Arsenal for their first away game as part of a mixed match.
The first game against Everton will be Daniel Farke’s first real opportunity to see his team prepare for top football. If the report also needs anything, it will be a team full of fresh faces.
Udinese defender Bijol is reportedly making Leeds’ second signing, and rumors haven’t stopped there. The whites also have connections with people like Rodrigo Muniz, and there have even been reports that they are ready to spend £35 million to secure the signature of the Fulham striker this summer.
Taking action quickly, Farke can have two new offensive plans in Muniz and Lukas Nmecha, who are free agents to keep Leeds’ summer business in progress. The former Wolfsburg striker expressed his delight at Leeds’ official media channel after officially joining the Yorkshire club: “It’s just a huge challenge and I’m so happy to get to know the team.
“I’ve talked to the manager many times and I’m very happy to play the football style they played in the Premier League in the championship game. I’ve seen last season’s possession and goals dominate last season. I’m an offensive player, so obviously that’s exciting for me.”
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In reports, Leeds is now interested in another impressive defender after Bijol that is not just Farke is pursuing more than just attacking talent.
Leeds keen on signing Lovro Golic
According to Fabrizio Romano, Leeds is now eager to sign Lovro Golic in this summer’s free transfer. The 6’3 defender will leave as Roma as a free agent and has attracted interest from Elland Road as well as German club Hoffenheim and Italian club Lecce.
Golic was full of potential at the age of 19 and has been praised by the great Jose Mourinho. The young defender reveals the story of the former Chelsea boss when he called him to Rome’s first team: “The team manager called me and told me that I had to train with Mourinho the next day.
Initially, I asked him if he called the right player and I couldn’t believe it. As I entered the field, Mourinho asked Dybala what he thought of me and he replied that I looked wally. When Mourinho told him that I was 16, he was incredible.
