BOMBSHELL TRANSFER ALERT! Leeds Ready to DESPERATELY DUMP Attacker Daniel Farke Absolutely CAN’T STAND – New Mega Offer Incoming?! (Expert claims boss “doesn’t rate” him at all… fans are NOT going to like this!)

Wilfried Gnonto appears increasingly likely to leave Leeds United this summer after struggling to secure regular minutes following the club’s return to the Premier League.

The 22-year-old winger has found opportunities difficult to come by under Daniel Farke, and speculation surrounding his future has continued to grow as the transfer window approaches.

Despite being regarded as one of the club’s brightest young talents when Leeds were competing in the Championship, Gnonto has failed to establish himself as a key figure in the Premier League setup.

As a result, the club are now believed to be willing to listen to offers for the Italy international in an effort to generate funds for new arrivals.

Farke is expected to oversee another important recruitment drive this summer as Leeds look to strengthen several areas of the squad.

The manager has already made it clear to the board that significant backing will be required if the club are to continue progressing after successfully avoiding relegation.

With attacking reinforcements among the priorities, Gnonto is viewed as one of the players who could depart to make room for fresh additions.

Former Manchester United chief scout Mick Brown believes Leeds are prepared to sanction the winger’s exit if it helps raise money for transfer business elsewhere.

Speaking to Football Insider, Brown suggested the player is no longer viewed as part of Farke’s long-term plans after a season spent largely on the fringes of the first team.

According to Brown, Leeds are likely to conduct a full assessment of the squad following the conclusion of the campaign, and Gnonto’s limited role has placed his future in serious doubt.

He explained that the manager does not appear convinced by the winger’s overall consistency, despite acknowledging the flashes of quality he has shown in the past.

Brown also claimed that while Gnonto possesses natural ability and technical skill, Leeds feel he has not done enough on a regular basis to justify a prominent role in the side.

Nevertheless, he believes there will still be clubs willing to take a chance on the young attacker due to his potential and previous performances.

Reports suggest Leeds would consider offers in the region of £15 million, with multiple clubs across Europe believed to be monitoring the situation closely.

Interest from Premier League teams has also been mentioned, although a move within England currently appears less likely because of his lack of game time this season.

Gnonto has previously attracted attention from Everton, who were first linked with him in 2024. The Merseyside club had reportedly tracked his progress extensively and even came close to completing a deal before negotiations eventually collapsed.

Their interest may now be revived if Leeds officially make the player available for transfer.

However, many believe a return to continental football could suit the winger better at this stage of his career.

Brown suggested that a move to another European league may provide Gnonto with a less physically demanding environment and more freedom to express himself creatively on the pitch.

As uncertainty surrounding his future continues, the coming months are likely to determine whether Gnonto remains at Elland Road or begins a new chapter elsewhere.