Leeds United linked with three more Wolves players as 'enquiries' made over Mateus Mané, Andre and Joao Gomes
Leeds United linked with three more Wolverhampton Wanderers players as 'enquiries' made
Leeds United have been credited with interest in three more Wolverhampton Wanderers players.
The Whites hosted the Premier League’s basement boys at the weekend, putting the strugglers to the sword with a 3-0 victory.
It was later reported Leeds are showing interest in Wolves defender Ladislav Krejčí, who completed 75 minutes in the game at Elland Road.
Leeds United linked with more Wolves players
The 27-year-old does not appear to be the only member of Rob Edwards’ squad to have attracted attention from West Yorkshire, as TEAMtalk have linked with another three players with the Whites.
It ahs been suggested Leeds have made enquiries about the availablity of midfielders Andre and Joao Gomes and forward Mateus Mane.
Andre and Gomes, aged 24 and 25, are both Brazil internationals who operate in the middle of the park. 18-year-old Mane, meanwhile, is an exciting attacker who has represented both England and Portugal and youth level.
All three are expected to attract significant interest in the summer, according to the report, and Leeds appear to be among their admirers.
Post-relegation challenges for Premier League clubs
Leeds are all too familiar with the challenges presented to a club when relegation from the Premier League is confirmed. When the Whites dropped out of the division in 2023, they were powerless to prevent vultures circling for a number of their key players.
When Leeds failed to secure an immediate return to the promised land a year later, they were forced to part with even more of their influential figures.
Across the summers of 2023 and 2024, Leeds lost the likes of Tyler Adams, Rodrigo, Archie Gray, Crysencio Summerville and Georginio Rutter.
Wolves will almost certainly lose some of their key figures if they become a Championship club and if Leeds can beat the drop themselves, they could this time take on the role of a circling vulture.
Daniel Farke’s side currently sit eight points clear of the bottom three in 15th.