
Leeds can pull off shock transfer masterclass with £30m Premier League move
Leeds United may have a strong budget for the summer transfer window, but they have a lot of areas which need strengthening.
Daniel Farke needs to prepare his squad for the challenge of Premier League survival, and his side cannot afford to go too badly wrong in their recruitment.
Leeds could prioritise a goalkeeper in the summer transfer window, but a centre-forward will also be crucial as they make the step up to the top division.
Joel Piroe performed well at times in the Championship, but a player with more Premier League pedigree could help elevate Leeds’ attack next season.

Leeds linked with Everton star Beto
Leeds have now been linked with a move for Everton striker Beto, in a deal which could cost up to £30million.
The Whites are said to have a budget of over £100 million for the summer transfer window, but it appears that a significant chunk of that will be delegated to their search for a centre-forward.
Stat | Beto |
Appearances (starts) | 31 (16) |
Goals | 10 |
Assists | 0 |
Beto initially struggled at Everton, but has now scored seven Premier League goals this season, and provides a huge physical presence upfront.
Many fans are sceptical about the rumoured signing of Beto, but his surprise capture could be a masterstroke for Leeds.

Beto can transform Leeds’ attack in Premier League
Beto started thriving under David Moyes at Everton, with his size advantage combined with his speed and strength making him a nightmare to defend against.
Even Premier League champions Liverpool struggled to cope with his movement and strong hold-up play, and he seems suited to a counter-attacking side.
Some may look at his goal record with concern, but his seven goals came in just 12 starts this season.
If Beto were to join Leeds with speedy wingers either side of him, he could be a target man, while also causing danger by running into space, and the likes of Willy Gnonto and Dan James could thrive.
At one point, Beto hit five goals in as many games for this struggling Everton side, and he would arrive with Premier League goals in his locker if he were to join Leeds.
The price tag may be questionable, but Leeds could land a striker who has shown he can score in the Premier League while also bringing a lot of other positives to their front line.