November 24, 2024

Leeds take aim at Rangers winger Ryan Kent after missing out on the Englishman last summer

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  • Marcelo Bielsa is aiming to add reinforcements all over the pitch this summer
  • Leeds are gearing up for their first season back in the Premier League in 16 years 
  • Rangers’ Ryan Kent is being targeted this summer after impressing in the SPL 
  • Leeds failed to push through a deal with the midfielder when he was at Liverpool 
  • Leeds United have asked about signing Ryan Kent from Rangers.

    The 23-year old was a target for Marcelo Bielsa last summer but Leeds pulled back from completing a deal with the winger’s then club Liverpool.

    Kent cost Rangers an initial £6.5m with add ons and a sell-on clause.

    Leeds are interested in signing Rangers star Ryan Kent this summer to bolster their squad

    Leeds are interested in signing Rangers star Ryan Kent this summer to bolster their squad

    The midfielder impressed this season as Rangers finished second, after moving from Liverpool

    The midfielder impressed this season as Rangers finished second, after moving from Liverpool

    Marcelo Bielsa is keen to improve his squad for Leeds' first Premier League season in 16 years

    Marcelo Bielsa is keen to improve his squad for Leeds’ first Premier League season in 16 years

    Leeds are weighing up a number of options as they look to bolster their attack, midfield and defence.

    Arsenal defender Rob Holding is on their list with Brighton rebuffing all offers for centre back Ben White, the last being around £22m, while Chelsea’s Conor Gallagher is an option on loan. 

    Leeds though are unlikely to pursue a move for Gallagher’s club mate Belgian striker Michy Batshuayi.  

    Arsenal centre-back Rob Holding could also be a target of the Whites this summer window

    Arsenal centre-back Rob Holding could also be a target of the Whites this summer window 

    Batshuayi has never settled in the Premier League at Stamford Bridge, being forgotten by Frank Lampard after failing to take his early-season opportunities. 

    Leeds were finally promoted back to the top-flight last season after winning the Championship, ending a 16-year wait for a return to England’s elite tier.  

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