“Leeds United Faces DISASTER if They Fail to Snag This 26-Year-Old Defensive SUPERSTAR!”

A player could be available for just £1.2 million during the upcoming summer transfer window, thanks to a release clause in his current contract.

This clause allows Premier League clubs to activate the deal, and former footballer Lee Hendrie has encouraged all three newly-promoted sides to seize the opportunity.

Speaking to Football League World, Hendrie emphasized the value of the deal: “When you consider modern transfer fees, £1.2 million is basically nothing.

He clearly believes in his ability to step back into the Premier League.

I’ve watched him regularly at Millwall, and he possesses that strength and power needed at the top level.”

He continued, “To be honest, I’d be shocked if none of the promoted clubs took a chance on him.

It would be mad not to activate that release clause—he’s more than capable of doing a job, and I wouldn’t be surprised if the move happens this summer.”

The player in question is 26-year-old Japhet Tanganga, who spent last season on loan at Millwall.

His performances there have caught attention, and there’s little doubt about his ability to perform in the Premier League, a competition he’s already experienced during his time with Tottenham Hotspur.

Tanganga has also been linked with Wolves recently, but the release clause could open the door for multiple clubs to enter the race for his signature.

For a player with Premier League experience and room to grow, £1.2 million could represent a major bargain.

Leeds United, among others, have been suggested as potential suitors. With the financial capacity to trigger the clause, Leeds might view Tanganga as a key defensive reinforcement.

As they return to the Premier League, boosting squad depth and defensive solidity will be crucial to avoid an immediate return to the Championship.

Tanganga is approaching his prime years and would bring both quality and experience to a team fighting for survival in the top tier.

Whether Leeds or another promoted club steps up, the defender will likely be eager to prove himself once again at the highest level.

With all three promoted sides equipped to meet the asking price, it remains to be seen who makes the first move.

Tanganga’s future should become clearer in the weeks ahead as the summer transfer window progresses.