“Leeds Drop JAW-DROPPING £33M Bid for Sensational Winger – Selling Club’s SHOCKING Response Revealed!”

Leeds United are eager to bolster their attacking options this summer as they prepare for life back in the Premier League, aiming to avoid relegation.

Despite amassing 100 points en route to promotion, manager Daniel Farke is pushing for key signings to strengthen the first team.

One target is Feyenoord winger Igor Paixao. As reported by Santi Aouna of Foot Mercato (2 June), Leeds and Brighton have both made enquiries about the 24-year-old.

Napoli have also initiated contact to explore a potential move, while Marseille are monitoring the situation but have yet to make a formal approach.

Paixao is under contract with Feyenoord until 2029, allowing the Dutch club to demand a significant fee.

According to Fr12.nl (2 June), they are seeking around £33.8 million and are unlikely to lower their valuation given the growing interest.

For Leeds, fending off competition from Brighton is essential.

Paixao’s dynamic attacking qualities and creativity would be a perfect match for Farke’s energetic style.

His versatility across the frontline, coupled with experience in the Champions League, offers exactly the kind of flair and depth Leeds need in wide areas.

Brighton, known for their data-led recruitment strategy, represent serious competition.

However, Leeds can present a compelling case built around the promise of regular playing time and the excitement surrounding their Premier League return.

To beat the Seagulls to his signature, Leeds must act decisively. A competitive offer in the region of £25–30 million could be enough to tempt Feyenoord into negotiations and secure a player capable of transforming their attacking threat in the top flight.