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Leeds United transfer activity 2026 – July

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Leeds United transfer activity 2026 – update July

Harry Wilson completed a free‑transfer from Fulham to joined Leeds United on a four‑year deal, bringing a left‑footed playmaker with set‑piece skill. Striker free transfer from Fulham, and striker Tarik Muharemovic was also signed arrived for a reported £34 million, bolstering the attacking line‑up. Leeds have kept Julian Brandt, the 30‑year‑old German midfielder, as a priority target ahead of the summer window. Reports indicate ongoing talks with Brandt’s father and agent Jurgen, and the club is prepared to offer a three‑year contract. Manager Daniel Farke hopes Brandt would provide a quality number‑10 to enable a preferred 4‑2‑3‑1 formation and to broaden the attacking quartet forward line that already includes Noah Okafor, Wilson Okafor and Dominic Calvert‑Lewin. Brandt Leeds have moved from interest to a concrete three‑year contract offer for German midfielder Julian Brandt, who became a free agent after leaving Borussia Dortmund. The club has expressed fascination with engaged his agent, and Brandt remains fascinated by the prospect of playing in the Premier League but is also weighing League, despite rival interest from La Liga, Serie A, Ajax and Turkish side Beşiktaş. Leeds remain linked with Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott as an alternative, though securing both players is Serie A clubs. Additional targets announced in July are striker Ermedin Demirovic from VfB Stuttgart, priced around €20 million, and Spanish forward Carlos Espi of Levante, who carries a €25 million release clause. Both are seen as unlikely. options to further strengthen Leeds’ attack. In a related market development, Dortmund’s planned €20 million transfer of Brazilian right‑back Yan Couto to Serie A side Como 1907 has stalled over unresolved financial terms, underscoring broader transfer‑window uncertainties. Director of football Adam Underwood and manager Daniel Farke continue to present these moves as part of a broader squad‑upgrade plan aimed at improving on a the club’s 14th‑place finish and targeting a mid‑table or top‑half league position.

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  1. 2026-07-26 17:12 UTC Leeds United transfer activity 2026 – July
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