Here's a look at how the latest odds from Oddschecker rate Leeds United's chances of signing Cavani - who is currently a free agent, following his release from PSG - this summer, ranked from worst to best chance of landing the Uruguayan goal-machine.
. Arsenal - Current odds: 20/1
The Gunners could do with some more firepower up front, especially if Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang decides to leave the club in search of silverware. Photo: Shaun Botterill
. Spurs - Current odds: 20/1
Given Harry Kane's injury-prone nature, Cavani could prove to be an ideal, experienced backup option. He's unlikely to settle for a place on the bench, mind. Photo: Pool
. Chelsea - Current odds: 16/1
Chelsea look set to go all-guns-blazing in the summer transfer market, with Timo Werner and Hakim Ziyech already in the bag. They don't need another striker, that's for sure. Photo: RICHARD HEATHCOTE
. Manchester United - Current odds: 16/1
The Red Devils have plenty of attacking options already at the club, and may favour a more youthful striker than Cavani, should they dip into the market for a new forward. Photo: Pool
1. Arsenal - Current odds: 20/1
The Gunners could do with some more firepower up front, especially if Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang decides to leave the club in search of silverware. Photo: Shaun Botterill
2. Spurs - Current odds: 20/1
Given Harry Kane's injury-prone nature, Cavani could prove to be an ideal, experienced backup option. He's unlikely to settle for a place on the bench, mind. Photo: Pool
3. Chelsea - Current odds: 16/1
Chelsea look set to go all-guns-blazing in the summer transfer market, with Timo Werner and Hakim Ziyech already in the bag. They don't need another striker, that's for sure. Photo: RICHARD HEATHCOTE
4. Manchester United - Current odds: 16/1
The Red Devils have plenty of attacking options already at the club, and may favour a more youthful striker than Cavani, should they dip into the market for a new forward. Photo: Pool
5. Liverpool - Current odds: 16/1
Despite contributing in other areas, Reds striker Roberto Firmino has only scored nine league goals this season. Still, Jurgen Klopp is unlikely to ditch him any time soon. Photo: PHIL NOBLE
6. Inter - Current odds: 12/1.
A return to Serie A could suit Cavani, and he'd be welcomed with open arms at the San Siro. Inter have more than enough fire-power up front already though, arguably. Photo: Emilio Andreoli