Leeds United’s enduring interest in Joe Rodon as Daniel Farke expresses confidence
Tottenham’s Joe Rodon, who spent the season on loan with Leeds United, now faces an uncertain summer. Joe Rodon undoubtedly stood out for Leeds United […]
Tottenham’s Joe Rodon, who spent the season on loan with Leeds United, now faces an uncertain summer. Joe Rodon undoubtedly stood out for Leeds United […]
Crystal Palace does not consider Sunderland’s attacking midfielder Jobe Bellingham a crucial part of their summer recruitment plans, despite showing interest in him, according to Give Me Sport. The 18-year-old has garnered significant attention recently due to his impressive performances in the Championship at such a young age.
Bellingham, who had a limited role at Birmingham City before transferring to Sunderland, has enjoyed considerable playing time during the 2023/24 season. Starting regularly, the England youth international has demonstrated his potential, suggesting that Sunderland could earn a substantial profit if they decide to sell him in the future. While Crystal Palace is interested in Bellingham, Give Me Sport reports that the club does not view him as essential to their summer plans.
Brentford has also shown interest in Bellingham but shares concerns about whether he can consistently perform at the Premier League level. This hesitation from both clubs could benefit Sunderland, who are keen to retain the promising young talent. Remaining at the Stadium of Light appears to be a wiser choice for Bellingham at this stage of his career.
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Leeds United need a new center-back with experience for next season’s Championship campaign under Daniel Farke. Farke recently hinted at a need within Leeds, pointing […]
The free agent market is attracting significant attention from both Premier League and Championship clubs, as managers and recruitment chiefs seek out bargains, gambles, and hidden gems. Stoke City has already initiated their summer activity by signing goalkeeper Viktor Johansson, taking advantage of a relegation release clause. Head coach Steven Schumacher and sporting director Jon Walters are focused on enhancing the first team squad by adding balance and quality, particularly seeking one or two strikers and a center-back.
Several Premier League clubs have yet to confirm their retained lists following the conclusion of the 2023/24 campaign. In the Championship, Cardiff City and Leeds United have also not published their lists. Below is a summary of the current group of players without a contract beyond June 30.
Despite a disappointing 16th-place finish in the Championship last season, Sunderland remains concerned about the potential departure of their top talents to higher-tier clubs this summer. Jack Clarke, who scored 15 goals for Sunderland, consistently served as a beacon of hope even when the team’s performance was lackluster. His impressive form has not gone unnoticed, with newly-promoted Southampton, under Russell Martin, reportedly preparing a significant bid for him. Similarly, Sunderland’s homegrown goalkeeper, Anthony Patterson, has been the subject of transfer speculation, attracting interest from Premier League clubs like Liverpool and Wolverhampton Wanderers.
The future of Joe Rodon is a major concern for Leeds United this summer. Rodon completed his season-long loan from Tottenham Hotspur with his final game at Wembley, where Leeds lost 1-0 to Southampton in the play-off final. Without an option-to-buy clause in his loan deal, Leeds must now negotiate with Spurs to secure his permanent transfer. Rodon’s impressive performances, which contributed to Leeds achieving the second-best defensive record in the division, have made head coach Daniel Farke eager to retain him.
Leeds face a challenging transfer window as they aim to comply with the EFL’s PSR regulations, requiring the departure of key players to balance the books. Chairman Paraag Marathe has assured that funds will be available for new signings, and Red Bull’s minority investment in the club provides additional financial flexibility. Rodon has expressed a strong affinity for Leeds, and the club has communicated their intention to sign him permanently. However, with Premier League interest, including from Southampton, Rodon is currently on holiday contemplating his next move.
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