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Leeds United have stepped up their summer recruitment plans by opening discussions over the signing of another striker as Daniel Farke continues shaping his squad ahead of the new Premier League campaign.
The Whites have already strengthened their ranks with two arrivals this summer.
Harry Wilson joined on a free transfer after leaving Fulham, while defender Tarik Muharemovic completed a move from Italian outfit Sassuolo.
However, Leeds are expected to remain active in the market as they look to build on an encouraging first season back in the top flight.
Many predicted the Yorkshire club would struggle to survive after earning promotion, but Farke’s side exceeded expectations by comfortably avoiding the relegation battle and securing another year in the Premier League.
Their impressive campaign has convinced the club’s hierarchy to back the German manager with a sizeable transfer budget as they aim to continue progressing.
According to TEAMtalk, Leeds are among several clubs that have made contact over a potential move for AS Monaco striker Folarin Balogun.
The American international has impressed during his time in Ligue 1, attracting interest from a number of clubs across Europe.
Monaco are reportedly prepared to sell Balogun if their asking price of around £40 million is met.
The forward, who has earned a reputation as a ruthless finisher, is also being tracked by Borussia Dortmund, Juventus and Atletico Madrid.
Despite that continental interest, Premier League clubs are believed to be leading the race for his signature.
With so many clubs monitoring Balogun’s situation, Leeds could find it difficult to win the battle for the striker, particularly given the financial competition they are likely to face.
Even so, there is a strong argument that signing another centre-forward should not be Leeds’ biggest objective this summer.
The club already secured Dominic Calvert-Lewin on a free transfer following the expiry of his Everton contract, and the experienced striker settled quickly at Elland Road while making a positive impact.
Committing £40 million to another striker may not represent the best use of Leeds’ resources. Strengthening other areas of the squad could prove more beneficial as they prepare for another demanding Premier League season.
Midfield appears to be one department requiring further reinforcement, and that may ultimately become the club’s priority before the transfer window closes.
