How much Leeds United now want for Tarik Muharemovic as transfer stance revealed
Leeds United know they have a valuable asset in Tarik Muharemovic.
The Whites signed the Bosnia and Herzegovina international from Sassuolo in the summer transfer window for £34million to replace Pascal Struijk.
Daniel Farke has found a gem in the 23-year-old centre-back, who has become a key cog in the West Yorkshire outfit's plans.
Top teams across Europe are already keeping an eye on Muharemovic after his heroics at Elland Road.
In the opening five Premier League games of the season, Muharemovic has played every single minute, with the Peacocks boasting the joint-best defensive record after staying unbeaten.
The LS11 hierarchy are anticipating courting interest for the talented defender and have made their decision on his sale.
Will Leeds United sell Tarik Muharemovic soon?
Bayern Munich want to sign Muharemovic and a potential January approach could be on the cards.
The Whites have no intention of selling the defender in the winter transfer window and have his possible future set out at Elland Road.
According to TEAMtalk on 10 October, despite Bayern and Inter Milan monitoring the centre-back, Farke is keen to build a team around him.
The West Yorkshire outfit are ready to make it clear to anyone that Muharemovic isn't for sale.
Selling the Bosnia and Herzegovina international midway through the season is out of the question, with the defender firmly establishing himself as one of the German manager's favourites.
The Peacocks have no intention of cashing in on the former Sassuolo ace anytime soon, and while the club are refusing to place a price tag on him, they believe they've already doubled their investment in him to £68m.
Why big-money Elland Road sale could be on cards
Leeds have some quality players on their books who have helped them find their way back into the Premier League.
Farke is now tasked with re-establishing the Whites in the English top flight and has enough talent to do so.
Ethan Ampadu is one of Elland Road's most valuable assets, performing consistently in recent seasons.
It wouldn't be surprising to see a top team come in for the defensive midfielder next summer, and while the 26-year-old's contract runs until 2030, the Peacocks may be tempted to cash in and invest that money in the team.