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Leeds United face a major challenge in the coming weeks and months as they prepare for their return to the Premier League.

With the summer transfer window now open, time is of the essence for the Whites to strengthen their squad and ensure they can compete at the top level.

A swift and strategic approach will be necessary to bridge the quality gap between the Championship and the Premier League.

Daniel Farke is reportedly working with a transfer budget of around £150 million, and a substantial portion of that is expected to go toward securing a new striker.

Callum Wilson among Leeds’ striker targets

The need for a proven forward has intensified, especially with the potential departure of Mateo Joseph.

Two experienced names being linked with a move to Elland Road are Newcastle’s Callum Wilson and Leicester City’s Jamie Vardy.

Former Leeds goalkeeper Paul Robinson has weighed in on the speculation, suggesting that wage demands could be a stumbling block in bringing either striker to West Yorkshire.

Speaking to MOT Leeds News, Robinson said: “The issue I see with Callum Wilson is his fitness. You look at the number of games he’s missed over the last 18 to 24 months — it’s a concern.

Even with Premier League funds coming in, Leeds must spend wisely. If they invest heavily in a number nine, they have to be sure it’s worth the money.”

He continued: “Wilson will command a high salary at Newcastle, and Vardy won’t come cheap either — this could be the last contract of his career, and he’ll want to make the most of it financially.

Whichever player Leeds pursue, they’ll have to stretch their wage structure. There are immediate concerns about both options, whether it’s fitness, age, or cost.”

Leeds must aim high in striker search

One thing is clear: Leeds need a striker who can deliver goals consistently at the Premier League level.

At present, the squad lacks a dependable source of goals, and without addressing that issue, their return to the top flight could be short-lived.

Securing a reliable forward will be among Leeds’ highest priorities this summer, alongside possibly replacing goalkeeper Illan Meslier. Survival in the Premier League is never easy, and for Leeds, the margin for error will be razor-thin.

Their summer business must reflect ambition and precision if they are to avoid a swift return to the Championship.