Leeds United midfielder Mateusz Klich now has queue of clubs waiting to sign him
Leeds United could reportedly be forced into the early sale of senior midfielder Mateusz Klich given his lack of first-team football this season.
According to TEAMtalk [1 December], a number of clubs are queueing up to sign the Poland international in the January transfer window.
Leeds plan to sell him in the summer but may lose his services earlier especially as he missed out on the World Cup to his lack of game time.
End of the road?
Klich has been loyal to Leeds and is loved by the fans – something that will not change whenever he leaves the club.
He surely must be feeling hard done by not being included in the World Cup squad and that’s certainly due to his lack of game time.
Whenever he’s come off the bench for Leeds, he hasn’t really been that bad so we’re surprised why he wasn’t picked in the first place as he’s certainly got the quality.
Given his age, this is probably would’ve been his last World Cup, and it must’ve been a bitter pill to swallow for him.
Hopefully, he stays at least until the end of the season and gets a proper send off from the club and fans as he certainly deserves it.
We cannot wait to see him in action a few more times but we’ve got to admit that his best days are behind him and it could be the right move to cash in with the growing interest.
In other Leeds United news, the Whites are now scouting an attacker at the World Cup and a January move appears to be on the cards for them.