Leeds United transfer target ‘available’ as deal confirmed and further exit link
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Leeds United began the 2022/23 season with an impressive win.
The Whites beat Wolves 2-0 and have their first three points on the board already. Next up for Jesse Marsch’s side is an away trip to Southampton this weekend.
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Hide AdIn the meantime, here we take a look at the latest transfer news and rumours coming out of the club today.
Target to be made available
Leeds have been linked with a move for Southampton striker Che Adams before the end of the transfer window.
The former Sheffield United and Birmingham City man is now believed to be surplus to requirements with his current team.
As detailed in a report by The Athletic, the Saints are ‘willing’ to let him leave this summer so the door is open for the Whites to swoop in.
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Ibiza are reportedly keen to bring back midfielder Mateusz Bogusz.
The Spanish second tier outfit had the Poland youth international on loan last term and he was a hit with the Balearic Islands club.
As per local newspaper Diario De Ibiza, they want to lure the 20-year-old away from Elland Road again.
Winger leaves
Helder Costa has completed a permanent departure from Leeds.
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Hide AdHe joined back in 2019 on an initial loan deal from Wolves that was later made permanent.
The winger helped in the promotion under Marcelo Bielsa but was loaned out to Valencia last term.
Costa has now joined Saudi Arabia-based Al-Ittihad on a permanent basis to link up with his former Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo.
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