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Leeds United have continued their ambitious summer recruitment after making headlines by signing Harry Wilson on a free transfer.
The Wales international, who produced 17 goal contributions in the Premier League last season, arrived without a transfer fee in what is widely viewed as a major statement of intent from Daniel Farke’s side.
The Whites have also strengthened their defence by agreeing a deal worth around £34.1 million for Bosnian centre-back Tarik Muharemovic.
The highly rated defender is expected to help fill the void left by Pascal Struijk and further reinforce Leeds’ back line ahead of the new campaign.
Unlike previous transfer windows, where Leeds often delayed their business until late in the summer, the club has moved swiftly to strengthen the squad.
Their proactive approach reflects a determination to avoid a second-season struggle and establish themselves comfortably in the Premier League.
Leeds are now reportedly targeting another experienced top-flight player in John Stones.
According to BBC Sport, the Yorkshire-born defender is attracting interest from Juventus and Inter Milan, but Leeds are keen to keep him in England after his departure from Manchester City.
Stones has recently reminded everyone of his quality with England at the 2026 World Cup.
The 32-year-old impressed with his composure, leadership and defensive displays, particularly in the victory over Norway, where he recorded seven clearances and completed 96 percent of his passes.
His performances showed he remains capable of competing at the highest level.
His experience would also bring invaluable leadership to Leeds.
A six-time Premier League champion, Stones has made 257 league appearances, scored nine goals, kept 75 clean sheets and maintained an outstanding 92 percent passing accuracy during his time at Manchester City.
Although Muharemovic’s arrival could initially limit his opportunities, Stones’ pedigree suggests he would quickly challenge for a starting place.
Widely praised as a world-class defender and a two-time PFA Team of the Year selection, he could prove another outstanding free-transfer success, much like Wilson.
If Leeds secure his signature, they would add proven quality, winning experience and composure to a squad aiming to establish itself as a consistent Premier League side.
