“49ers Plot SHOCKING Leeds United Takeover with MASSIVE Transfer Spree – Summer Business EXPLODES!”

Leeds United moved swiftly to address two key areas in their squad this summer.

With limited striker options last season—Joel Piroe playing extended minutes due to Patrick Bamford’s injury struggles and Mateo Joseph rarely featuring—the arrival of Lukas Nmecha adds much-needed quality and depth up front.

In defence, Leeds confirmed the signing of Jaka Bijol from Udinese, bringing in one of Serie A’s most underrated centre-backs to further bolster an already strong backline.

Now, attention turns to a potential third signing. Reports indicate that Wolfsburg defender Sebastiaan Bornauw arrived in West Yorkshire on Monday for a medical.

The 49ers ownership group, who promised a major summer rebuild, appear to be delivering on their word at Elland Road.

However, Leeds aren’t the only focus for the 49ers. Having completed their takeover of Rangers earlier this year, the ownership group—according to Paraag Marathe—plan to split their time and resources between both clubs.

Over in Scotland, Rangers are close to securing their second signing of the summer with Joe Rothwell expected to join.

The 30-year-old midfielder was on loan at Leeds last season and is now set to sign a two-year deal with the Glasgow side, according to the Yorkshire Evening Post.

Rothwell proved to be a reliable squad player at Elland Road. Though he started the season behind others in the pecking order, his performances when called upon were impactful.

He built a strong midfield partnership with Ao Tanaka and consistently impressed with his passing accuracy, long-range deliveries, and creativity.

For Rangers, Rothwell represents a smart addition—a technically sound and experienced midfielder who can contribute immediately.