£25m Leeds United player all but confirms he will not be making his loan move permanent.
Leeds United will have a better idea on how their summer transfer window will look after tomorrow.
The Whites are set to face Southampton in the Championship play-off final at Wembley in what is their last chance of securing a place in next season’s Premier League.
Victory in the capital would lead to a considerably more exciting summer, as more focus would be on who comes into the club, rather than who goes out. Kalvin Phillips is among several players to have already been linked.
On the other hand, 49ers Enterprises have already acknowledged key player sales would be needed if Leeds stay down, amid the 10 per cent reduction in parachute payments and the need to comply with the EFL’s more stringent PSR constraints.
It is said Leeds would have to raise £100 million in sales this summer with prized assets Crysencio Summerville and Archie Gray among those likely to attract interest.
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Though some important members of the current squad would have to leave, Leeds will also be able to sell some of those who have been out on loan.
The Whites are confident Jack Harrison, Max Wober, Marc Roca and Diego Llorente have done enough to be sold permanently, which would help raise some decent funds.
