Leeds United transfer rumours, including updates on Jack Rudoni, Manor Solomon and Nelson Semedo.
The transfer window will finally open wide in just a few days and Leeds United look ready to make some exciting signings.
Daniel Farke is aiming to vastly improve his squad this summer as he bids to prove he is capable of keeping Leeds in the Premier League.
There have been plenty of interesting names linked to the club ahead of the window and here is the latest news on just three of them.
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Leeds United interested in Jack Rudoni

Leeds are chasing Gustavo Hamer as they aim to upgrade on Brenden Aaronson but the Sheffield United star isn’t the only midfield target.
Another happens to be Coventry City star Jack Rudoni, who registered 10 goals and 13 assists last season.
Transfer expert Graeme Bailey told LeedsUnited.News that Leeds are interested in doing a deal for Rudoni this summer but are yet to make an enquiry.
Manor Solomon told to leave Tottenham

Manor Solomon was vital in securing the Championship title last season during a successful loan spell and Leeds want the winger back.
The chances of that happening have increased significantly as ESPN reports that Tottenham have told Solomon he ‘must’ find a new club.
Leeds like their odds of signing Solomon, with it being previously reported that Spurs want £20m.
Wolves boss comments on Nelson Semedo future

Leeds will need some reinforcements at full-back this summer, especially if Junior Firpo and Sam Byram depart on free transfers.
Though no name has emerged as a solid target just yet, many names have been linked with a switch to Elland Road and Nelson Semedo is one of them.
Semedo’s contract at Wolves is set to expire this summer and Leeds have been touted as a contender to keep an eye on.
However, Wolves have offered Semedo a new deal to stay and manager Vitor Pereira has explained he is desperate to keep him.
The Wolves boss told A Bola: “Nelson knows that we want him. He is our captain, a player who has helped me a lot to unite the group.
“On the pitch and off the pitch. He is a quality player. He knows that we want him. I think the club has already made him an offer. We will see what happens.”
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