Nelson Deossa offers come-and-get-me plea at Real Betis infront of Leeds United representatives
Leeds United target Nelson Deossa certainly caught the eye with Real Betis on Wednesday.
The 26-year-old is currently starring for the LaLiga outfit after a move from Mexican side Monterrey last summer.
He featured regularly throughout the campaign, but has since been linked with a surprise exit.
A move to Brazilian side Vasco da Gama looked to be on the cards, but has since been put on the backburner.
That came after interest emerged from Elland Road as the transfer window continues.
Leeds have looked to keep an eye on Deossa and will be stunned by what they saw from him against Arsenal.
What did Nelson Deossa do vs Arsenal?
The Colombian may be linked with a move away from Los Verdiblancos, but he is still featuring for them in pre-season.
That saw the Colombian start and feature for an entire 90 minutes as Betis faced Arsenal in Dublin.
The Aviva Stadium played host to the friendly as the Spanish side secured a 3-1 win over the Premier League champions.
Leeds target Deossa scored the second goal of the night and it was easily the best.
He took aim from approximately 25 yards, caught the ball perfectly and found the top right corner with venom.
Kepa Arrizabalaga had no chance as the ball lasered in with unbelievable power.
That caught the eye of plenty of Leeds fans after links to the midfielder and it is highly likely that the Elland Road hierarchy will now be on alert.
Leeds United scouts watch Deossa worldie for Real Betis
The LS11 outfit seemingly want to add further midfield depth to their squad this summer.
That has seen Deossa emerge as a target, before he had netted a stunner against Arsenal in pre-season.
Spanish outlet Mundo Betis reported on Wednesday that the Whites are closely monitoring the 26-year-old.
That prompted Leeds representatives to go out to Dublin to watch the 2000-born ace feature for Real Betis against Arsenal.
They will have seen his first-half strike and surely been in awe.
That is arguably the biggest come-and-get-me plea that Deossa, or anyone else, could ever make.