Leeds United manager Daniel Farke hugged Leeds United president Paraag Marathe. (Photo of Harry Trump/Getty Images)
Juventus is preparing to get rid of Brazilian midfielder Douglas Luiz in the summer transfer window.
The 27-year-old has been struggling for regular game times under Igor Tudor, which makes sense for him. He needs to play regularly at this stage of his career, and it seems that Premier League clubs can be prepared to provide him with an exit route.
According to a report from TMW, some say they may return to British football, and Leeds United has investigated the players. But there is nothing specific, and it remains to be seen whether the newly promoted club decides to make a formal proposal to sign the player.
Louis is also related to the return to Aston Villa. Meanwhile, clubs like Manchester United are paying attention to his situation.
A new beginning may be ideal
Louis plays in the UK with Aston Villa and he knows the league very well. He can prove to be a good addition. He performed well during his time at the West Midlands Club. Returning to British football may bring out the best things again. During his time in the Premier League, he was described as a “world-class” player.
Leeds can use Douglas Louis
Leeds desperately needs a high-quality defensive midfielder like him. He will help protect the back four points and add control and creativity to the side. He can establish himself as an essential asset for Daniel Farke.
With the World Cup coming next year, the midfielder will urgently need regular time. Sitting on the Italian club’s bench is unlikely to benefit him. He will hope to play Leeds regularly and establish himself as a key player in the national team.
It would be interesting to see how things go.
Leeds has been promoted to the Premier League and they will hope to maintain their highest flight beyond next season. They need quality players to happen.
