Stulac was reportedly a target for Leeds, but Parma are set to sign the midfielder.
Leeds United are set to miss out on the signing of Italian midfielder Leo Stulac, as Sky Italy journalist Gianluca Di Marzio has claimed on his official website that Parma are to land the exciting Venezia star.
Back in May, another respected Italian journalist, Alfredo Pedulla, claimed on his website that Leeds had made an enquiry for 23-year-old Stulac after an excellent season in Serie B with Venezia.
The uncapped Slovenian scored seven goals from holding midfield as well as turning provider four times, making 24 appearances in all competitions.
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It saw Leeds enquire for the midfielder, but it now seems as though that Parma are to land Stulac. Di Marzio claims that a deal to land the energetic workhorse will be completed by Tuesday this week.
Parma - who were relegated to the fourth tier of Italian football following their financial collapse in 2015-16 - have ripped up the record book by regaining their place in Serie A ahead of the 2018-19 campaign with three successful promotions.
A club esteemed in history, Stulac looks set to become the Italian giants' latest signing, which sees Leeds and Marcelo Bielsa miss out. Bielsa is set to stage a press conference on Monday at 2pm.
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