“Doctor’s SHOCKING Verdict: Brazilian Midfielder’s Medical MIRACLE Paves Way for Leeds’ SENSATIONAL Signing!”

Dr. Rajpal Brar, a physical therapy and sports science expert, has evaluated Gustavo Hamer’s fitness ahead of a possible medical in the coming weeks.

The 28-year-old midfielder is set to feature in the Championship next season unless he leaves Sheffield United, who failed to secure a return to the Premier League.

Hamer expected to pass medical with no issues

According to Dr. Brar, Hamer’s recent injury history suggests he should comfortably pass his medical. Speaking to MOT Leeds News, he noted:

“He had an injury-free campaign, which is a good sign for any club interested in signing him.

“I don’t foresee any concerns with his medical.

“Even in recent seasons, his fitness record has been solid, and he’s still at a good age.”

Leeds United are reportedly preparing to make a move for Hamer, who is eager to leave Bramall Lane following the club’s failure to win promotion [talkSPORT, 27 May].

Why Leeds should steer clear of Hamer

While Hamer would bring creativity, work ethic, and set-piece ability to a Championship side—qualities that shone during his time at Coventry—he presents a risk at Premier League level.

His defensive awareness can be patchy, often leaving gaps in midfield, and his passing under pressure lacks the consistency needed against top-tier opposition.

As Leeds United prepare for life back in the Premier League, they require players with proven top-flight pedigree.

Investing in Hamer could mean allocating crucial resources to a player who might struggle with the demands of elite football.

A move for Hamer, though tempting, may ultimately prove a gamble Leeds can’t afford.