“Not needed anymore” Daniel Farke and Leeds takes ruthless decision by cutting tiers with Club betrayal making silent move OUT of Elland Road to break the heart of Leeds United fans… Only Players who are ready to play for the batch will be kept.
Leeds face potential player departures ahead of the summer transfer window under Daniel Farke.
There is no shortage of interest in Leeds’ talented squad, even though they won’t be in the Premier League next season. Even fringe players may find new homes soon.
Reports from German outlet Bild indicate that Leeds defender Charlie Cresswell has been in discussions with Hannover 96 from the 2.Bundesliga. The club contacted Cresswell about a possible move to Germany, but they have since pursued other options, signing Josh Knight from Peterborough instead.
According to journalist Alan Nixon, Cresswell, valued at £3 million, is attracting interest from Toulouse as well. The report suggests he is eager to leave Elland Road this summer.
Leeds should consider selling Cresswell if a suitable offer is made. It appears he is not a priority in Farke’s defensive plans, evident from his lack of starts last season despite injuries and suspensions to key defenders Pascal Struijk, Liam Cooper, and Joe Rodon.
While £3 million may seem modest for an England U21 international with solid Championship experience at 21, the lack of substantial interest might explain Farke’s reluctance to feature him regularly.
Given these circumstances, Leeds should entertain offers around the asking price, as Cresswell is unlikely to feature prominently next season. The funds could be reinvested to secure a replacement for the impressive loanee Joe Rodon, particularly since Cresswell, a product of Leeds’ academy, represents a profitable sale opportunity heading into their second year in the EFL.