Leeds United transfer latest: All you need to know as summer window officially open

Leeds United could be set for change as the summer transfer window officially opens on Monday.

The Whites are coming off the back of an ideal first campaign back in the Premier League after promotion.

There were some sticky spells under Daniel Farke, but a mid-season run of form helped carry the LS11 away from danger.

The Elland Road outfit finished 14th, eight points clear of the bottom three as West Ham, Burnley and Wolves went down.

Leeds will now have eyes on solidifying themself in the top flight moving into a new season.

Transfers will be imperative to do exactly that as MOT Leeds News rounds up everything you need to know about the summer window.

Leeds United eye Ousmane Diomande and many other targets

The LS11 outfit are yet to seal a transfer, but there has been no shortage of links in the weeks and days before the window opened.

One target is Sporting star Ousmane Diomande as a deal in the region of around £43million could be on the cards this summer.

Reports suggest that Leeds want to wrap a deal up quickly and the 22-year-old is willing to move.

A transfer is yet to be sealed and that has seen other links to other defensive targets like Wolves star Ladislav Krejci and Parma man Mariano Troilo emerge.

Nick Pope is also of interest at Elland Road as a new goalkeeper, while attacking reinforcements have also been linked.

Roony Bardghji, Lois Openda, Harry Wilson and Mohamed Amoura could make moves to add to the forward line as rumours swirl.

Starlets for the future have also been of interest with 16-year-old winger Silva Mexes set to sign from Manchester United.

There is plenty of interest bubbling under the surface at Elland Road that could soon come to the boil.

Jack Harrison set to lead exit transfers from Leeds

If there is going to be plenty of incomings in West Yorkshire, there will also be outgoings to match.

Jack Harrison is expected to be one of those after spending last season on loan with Serie A outfit Fiorentina.

A return to MLS could be on the cards for the winger, while Largie Ramazani and Max Wober could seal a permanent exits after their own loan deals.

It may prove to be a similar story for Joe Gelhardt who faces an uncertain future in LS11 after earning promotion at Hull City.

Those departures feel pretty inevitable, but a move for Karl Darlow would come as more of a surprise.

Manchester United are interested in the shot-stopper and could make him their new number two for the upcoming campaign.

Another goalkeeping exit could be on the cards with Lucas Perri after a far from ideal first season in the Premier League.

The boost for the Whites in all this exit talk is that Ethan Ampadu won't be going anywhere after he penned a new deal earlier in June.

There is likely to be plenty of movement at Elland Road this summer, but it could be set to improve their prospects moving into the new Premier League campaign.