
Sheffield United twist emerges after Gustavo Hamer transfer development at Leeds
Leeds United may hit a stumbling block in their attempt to sign Gustavo Hamer from Sheffield United in the upcoming transfer window.
The Whites are looking for reinforcements at Elland Road after winning Premier League promotion, with more quality in depth undoubtedly needed.
Hamer has emerged as a target for Daniel Farke’s team, with the Brazil-born midfielder missing out on top-flight football after the Blades lost the Championship play-offs final to Sunderland on 24 May.
The West Yorkshire outfit could potentially think they have an edge in signing the 27-year-old from their South Yorkshire rivals, but a twist has emerged in the saga.

Hamer in no rush for Sheffield United exit amid Leeds transfer interest
Hamer is in no rush to leave Sheffield United amid interest from Leeds, according to The Star.
The news outlet reports (30 May) that the Dutch national’s move isn’t a foregone conclusion if the Whites return for him next summer.
It’s been claimed that the 27-year-old is settled in South Yorkshire and there’s no urgency on his part to force an exit despite the midfielder’s willingness to test himself in the top flight.
Competition | Appearances | Goals | Assists |
Championship | 41 | 9 | 7 |
Championship play-offs | 3 | 1 | 1 |
Joe Rothwell will return to Bournemouth after joining the Peacocks on loan almost a year ago, and a replacement will undoubtedly be needed.
The Englishman was a key player for Farke this season and played a significant role in the middle of the park after injuries to Ethan Ampadu and Ilia Gruev.
It would make sense for the West Yorkshire outfit to pursue a permanent transfer for the 30-year-old, but it remains to be seen whether that’ll happen at Elland Road.

Farke needs more midfielders at Elland Road
Josuha Guilavogui will also leave Leeds after signing a short-term deal in October 2024 to cover for several fitness issues.
The Whites shouldn’t leave themselves light on options in the Premier League and must build a competitive squad to avoid immediate relegation.
Supporters expect 49ers Enterprises and Paraag Marathe to invest heavily at the West Yorkshire outfit in the upcoming transfer window.
The Americans can’t expect the German manager to succeed at Elland Road without the proper tools, and Hamer’s addition would undoubtedly add more quality at the Peacocks, but they may need to be more convincing in their potential negotiations.