Leeds will look to sign attacker Eberechi Eze from QPR when the summer transfer window opens later this month, a report from The Sun has claimed.
Eze has enjoyed an outstanding season for QPR this year, scoring 14 goals and providing eight assists for Mark Warburton’s something which has not surprisingly caught the attention of plenty of other clubs, including Leeds.
According to the latest reports, Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa is ready to outbid the likes of Tottenham, West Ham and Crystal Palace to bring Eze to Elland Road, in the hope the 22-year-old can spearhead their return to the top-flight next season.
It is thought that Leeds made QPR aware of their intent to move for Eze if they were promoted back in January, although it seems that completing this signing will not be cheap.
QPR are said to be hopeful that the level of interest in Eze will allow them to recoup most of the £20million valuation they have placed on the player, despite the financial implications of the current global situation.
Would Eze be a good signing for Leeds?No
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This could certainly be quite some signing for Leeds if they are able to pull it off.
Eze has been hugely impressive for QPR this season, and he could certainly be a useful asset for the club as they look for the goals they will need to compete in the Premier League next season.
Indeed, with the level of interest from the Premier League this is in the attacker, this would be a huge statement of intent from Leeds ahead of their return to the top-flight, if they were to be the ones to secure his services.