Bayern Munich News: Tottenham Hotspur boss wants Leon Goretzka; Real Madrid tired of being used as leverage; Girona wants FC Barcelona's Marc-Andre ter Stegen; and MORE!
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Bayern Munich News: Tottenham Hotspur boss wants Leon Goretzka; Real Madrid tired of being used as leverage; Girona wants FC Barcelona's Marc-Andre ter Stegen; and MORE!
"Leeds United are holding internal talks over whether to make a concrete move to sign RB Leipzig defender El Chadaille Bitshiabu after learning of his potential availability, with sources rating the Frenchman's chances of a move to Elland Road. Leipzig are believed to be ready to loan the player out, though are opposed to a permanent deal for the former PSG prospect."
"That arrangement could also suit Leeds, who are still keeping a careful lid on their finances in January but would also be wary of spending big money on a player they could not necessarily guarantee regular first-team football to, either. However, there is other interest in Chadaille Bitshiabu too, and we understand West Ham have also been made aware of his potential availability as Nuno Espirito Santo looks to strengthen his defensive options for the second half of the season."
"Despite that, if Leeds do make a concrete move, they would be confident of winning the race for his signature. The Whites enjoy a strong relationship with the Red Bull group, who are a silent partner in the club and are their main shirt sponsors, and having also struck several transfer agreements across their group in recent times."
Leeds United are holding internal talks about potentially signing RB Leipzig defender El Chadaille Bitshiabu after learning of his potential availability. Leipzig are willing to loan the former PSG prospect but oppose a permanent transfer. A loan would suit Leeds’ cautious January finances and avoid committing large fees for a player who may not secure regular first-team minutes. West Ham have also been informed of his availability as Nuno Espirito Santo seeks defensive reinforcements. Leeds expect their close ties to the Red Bull group and recent intra-group transfers to strengthen their chances of securing Bitshiabu.
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