LEEDS UNITED READY TO SMASH THE TRANSFER MARKET FOR UNSTOPPABLE 19-GOAL SUPERSTAR! Experts are SCREAMING he’s “the next big thing” – this could be the deal that sends Leeds into the STRATOSPHERE!

Leeds United are continuing to assess attacking reinforcements as Daniel Farke looks to strengthen his squad ahead of the 2026/27 Premier League season.

While Dominic Calvert-Lewin enjoyed an impressive first campaign at Elland Road, the Whites are eager to add greater depth up front to ensure they have enough firepower across a demanding season.

Calvert-Lewin proved an inspired signing after leaving Everton, finishing the league campaign with 14 goals and playing a key role in helping Leeds establish themselves in the top flight.

However, there is a growing feeling that the squad lacks a reliable alternative should the England striker miss games through injury or suspension, making another centre-forward a priority before the transfer window closes.

One player now attracting attention is Club Brugge striker Nicolo Tresoldi.

The Germany Under-21 international enjoyed an outstanding campaign in Belgium, registering 19 goals and five assists in 40 appearances across all competitions.

Those numbers have inevitably caught the eye of several clubs, with Leeds among those monitoring his situation.

Leeds have already been linked with Burnley forward Zian Flemming in recent weeks, but TEAMtalk reports that Tresoldi is another name firmly on the club’s shortlist and is considered “one to watch” as Farke weighs up his options in the market.

The report also suggests the 21-year-old is eager to secure a move that could boost his chances of breaking into Jurgen Klopp’s Germany squad ahead of future international tournaments.

A transfer to the Premier League would certainly increase his profile, although Leeds are far from alone in their pursuit.

Tottenham Hotspur are also understood to be keeping tabs on the young striker, while several clubs from across Europe have expressed interest, meaning Leeds could face significant competition if they decide to make a formal approach.

There are reasons to believe Tresoldi could cope with the step up to English football. He began his professional career with Hannover 96, recording 14 goals and six assists in 80 appearances before earning his move to Club Brugge.

Since arriving in Belgium, the striker has continued his development, producing 23 goals and nine assists in 58 matches. Those figures highlight his consistency and suggest he has the instincts required to succeed at a higher level.

Although adapting to the Premier League is never guaranteed given its pace and physicality, Tresoldi appears to possess the attributes needed to thrive.

If Leeds can win the race for his signature, they would secure a talented young forward capable of providing quality competition and valuable support for Calvert-Lewin throughout the campaign.