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Leeds United have strengthened their squad this summer by targeting experienced talent, with Harry Wilson closing in on a move to Elland Road.

The Wales international is expected to arrive on a free transfer once his Fulham contract expires at the end of June.

After an impressive 2025/26 Premier League campaign in which he scored 10 goals and supplied seven assists, Wilson is viewed as a player capable of making an immediate impact in Daniel Farke’s side.

The Whites are also pursuing Borussia Dortmund playmaker Julian Brandt. Like Wilson, the Germany international is set to become a free agent and discussions over a potential move are ongoing.

However, with both players set to be in their 30s by the end of next season, Leeds are also looking to add younger talent capable of becoming long-term assets.

One player who fits that profile is Parma goalkeeper Zion Suzuki. Reports from Italy suggest Leeds are in negotiations with the Serie A club over a deal for the Japan international, although no transfer fee has yet been revealed.

Competition is expected, with Manchester United and Aston Villa also monitoring the highly rated shot-stopper.

While Brandt’s quality is unquestioned after contributing 11 goals and four assists for Dortmund last season, Suzuki could prove to be the smarter investment.

At just 23 years old, the goalkeeper offers far greater long-term value and has already established himself as one of Europe’s brightest young keepers.

Praised by scout Ben Mattinson as an “exciting” prospect, Suzuki has impressed both for Parma and Japan.

During this summer’s World Cup, he recorded a 73% save percentage across three matches while preventing more goals than expected through his shot-stopping.

He also kept five Serie A clean sheets for Parma last season and has made just one error leading directly to a goal in 57 league appearances, highlighting his consistency and composure.

With Karl Darlow now 35, Leeds are planning for the future between the posts. Suzuki has the potential to become the club’s first-choice goalkeeper for many years, making him a more valuable long-term addition than Brandt.

Although the German midfielder would add experience and creativity, Suzuki’s age, reliability and room for development could make him one of Leeds’ most important signings if they complete the deal this summer.