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Leeds United have begun strengthening their attack with the signing of Lukas Nmecha, who brings quality and Bundesliga experience.

However, reports suggest Nmecha is set for a specific role within the team, prompting the club to pursue another centre-forward this summer.

That next deal could be completed shortly after Jaka Bijol’s expected arrival at Elland Road.

Leeds are actively negotiating with a Serie A club, as they look to bring in Nikola Krstovic from Lecce.

According to Corriere Dello Sport, the Whites submitted a bid earlier this month, but the Italian side are demanding a higher fee.

While Krstovic is believed to prefer staying in Italy, Lecce’s valuation—around £25.6 million—is reportedly too steep for most Serie A clubs. Leeds, however, are willing to meet that figure.

Daniel Farke has been eager to bolster his forward options and could soon have two major additions to work with. If completed, the Krstovic deal may signal a change in the pecking order.

The Serbian striker is expected to replace Joel Piroe, who led the line for most of last season. Farke often relied on a tight core of players, which drew criticism from fans, especially with limited opportunities given to the likes of Largie Ramazani and Mateo Joseph.

Krstovic, who has top-flight experience and proved himself in a struggling Lecce side last season, is likely to slot straight into the starting lineup.

His arrival would create strong competition in attack, with Piroe and Nmecha also in the mix.

Supporters will be keen to see how this battle for the striker role unfolds as Leeds push for promotion.