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LEEDS UNITED SET SIGHTS ON £30M DUO INSTEAD OF KALVIN PHILLIPS
Leeds United’s hopes of re-signing Kalvin Phillips appear to be dwindling, with the club instead turning their attention to two alternative targets. According to trusted journalist Ben Jacobs, Leeds United do not have a verbal agreement in place to re-sign Phillips from Manchester City, contrary to previous reports.
The news comes as a blow to Leeds United fans, who had been hoping to see Phillips return to Elland Road. However, the club’s focus has now shifted to two new targets: Cameron Archer and Manor Solomon.
Archer, a 23-year-old striker, is reportedly open to joining Leeds United after a failed deadline move from Southampton. Solomon, a 23-year-old winger, is currently on loan at Leeds United from Tottenham Hotspur, and the club are interested in signing him on a permanent deal.
According to Jacobs, Leeds United are willing to pay a combined transfer fee of £30 million for the two players. Archer is valued at £15 million by Southampton, while Solomon is valued at £15 million by Tottenham Hotspur.
The move for Archer and Solomon would be a significant investment for Leeds United, but one that could pay off if the club achieves promotion to the Premier League. With the financial resources that come with top-flight football, Leeds United would be well-placed to attract top talent and compete with the best teams in the country.
In the meantime, Leeds United fans will be keeping a close eye on the club’s transfer dealings, hoping that the signings of Archer and Solomon can help propel the team to success.
As the summer transfer window approaches, Leeds United’s priorities are clear: secure promotion to the Premier League, and then invest in top talent to ensure the club’s long-term success. With Archer and Solomon on the radar, Leeds United fans have reason to be optimistic about the future.
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