“SHOCKING! West Ham to Practically GIVE AWAY Star Player to Leeds for a Measly £15m – You Won’t Believe the Details!”
West Ham Open to £10-15 Million Offers for Tomas Soucek Amid Leeds United Interest – Sources
Speaking on the latest edition of Football Insider’s Inside Track podcast, senior correspondent Pete O’Rourke revealed that Daniel Farke is eager to bring in experienced players after guiding Leeds United back to the Premier League.
One target is West Ham midfielder Tomas Soucek, 30, who is considered an “ideal” signing to add strength and stability to the squad.
Although he remains under contract at the London Stadium until 2027, there is growing speculation that he could be on the move after losing his regular spot in Graham Potter’s starting XI.
Soucek has featured in 33 matches for the Hammers this season but has only played a full 90 minutes once in their last six outings.
Potter is working to implement his tactical philosophy and shape the squad to fit his style, which may lead to Soucek becoming surplus to requirements.
Despite this, Soucek’s qualities—his work rate, professionalism, and leadership on and off the pitch—make him an appealing option for Farke, who values those traits highly.
Leeds are focused on building a solid foundation to avoid the fate of clubs like Leicester, Ipswich, and Southampton, who have struggled following promotion.
Adding players with Premier League pedigree, like Soucek, is a priority as Leeds aim to not only survive but thrive in the top flight.
In addition to Soucek, Leeds are working on a potential return for Kalvin Phillips.
According to former Man United chief scout Mick Brown, who spoke to Football Insider, Leeds are pushing to re-sign the midfielder, boosted by their promotion and Phillips’ strong emotional ties to the club.
Phillips, who rose through the Leeds academy, is said to feel “at home” at Elland Road and would likely be welcomed back enthusiastically by the fans.
Football Insider previously reported on March 17 that Phillips is looking for a permanent move away from Manchester City and is eyeing a return to his boyhood club.
With their Premier League status secured, Leeds are ready to back Farke in the transfer market, targeting players with top-level experience to solidify their place among England’s elite.
