“Leeds United Stunned: ‘World-Class’ Attacking Star Available for HALF the Price of Habib Diarra in Shocking Transfer Bargain!”

While it was disappointing to see Diarra sign for Sunderland, Leeds United may not be overly concerned, given there’s still ample time left in the transfer window.

Diarra would certainly have added quality to the squad, but Leeds were never in a position to match the £30 million fee. Now, it’s time for the 49ers to shift focus and pursue alternative targets that are more financially viable.

In doing so, Leeds now have a real opportunity to secure an attacking option for less than half the cost of Diarra.

Leeds United learn Timothy Weah’s price tag from Juventus

Though not a direct replacement for Diarra, Timothy Weah is emerging as an exciting and versatile option on Leeds’ radar.

The Juventus winger, who is also capable of playing as an attacking full-back, offers dynamism and flexibility down the right flank.

Reports suggest that Juventus are open to parting ways with the 25-year-old USA international this summer, and Leeds could face competition from other clubs for his signature.

Weah, the son of legendary striker George Weah, would be a fitting addition for Daniel Farke.

His style fits perfectly into Farke’s system, providing both width and energy from the wing, along with the ability to track back and defend.

The 49ers have already demonstrated a prudent transfer strategy this summer, highlighted by the £5 million signing of Sebastiaan Bornauw.

According to L’Equipe, Juventus are willing to sell Weah for just £13 million—a price that represents excellent value in the current market.

Neymar’s past praise points to Weah’s potential

As Leeds look to improve their attacking options following defensive reinforcements, Farke will surely want more creativity in midfield.

Gustavo Hamer remains a potential Premier League-bound target, and although Leeds missed out on Tammy Abraham, the search for a striker continues.

Still, Weah’s threat from the flanks could be exactly what Leeds need—possibly even replacing Manor Solomon, though the Israeli winger could still end up at Elland Road.

Adding to the appeal is the endorsement Weah received from Neymar back in 2019. Speaking to Fox, Neymar said, “From what I’ve seen of his talent, he has everything to go and become one of the top attacking players in Europe.”

At just £13 million, Weah looks like a bargain—and Leeds, along with Farke and the 49ers, may be wise to make their move swiftly.