Leeds United are reportedly keen on Helder Costa.
Leeds United are reported to be keen on signing Wolves attacker Helder Costa, BBC Sport reported earlier this month.
Costa was a big success at Wolves after an impressive loan spell from Benfica. Then after he made a £13 million permanent move, his importance to the club has been gradually diminishing.
The Portuguese winger struggled in the Premier League last season, scoring only one goal, and he made only 16 starts.
Wolves are an ambitious club and are trying to improve each and every year. Costa is at risk of getting left behind if he stays.
His next move is vital for the sake of his career, and a move to Leeds makes a lot of sense.
The Whites are the perfect club for Costa to get back on track.
Leeds play in a division where Costa has already succeeded, and they will be battling for promotion.
Costa already knows Leeds ace Barry Douglas from his time at Wolves, which will help him settle.
He will be a big name, and can thrive off his importance to the Leeds side, as opposed to his dwindling status at Wolves.
The chance to work under manager Marcelo Bielsa is the biggest attraction of all.
If Costa succeeds, he will become a cult hero at Leeds, remembered forever as one of the heroes who wins them promotion.
The Whites tick every box in terms of infrastructure and challenge for Costa to be attracted enough to say yes to a switch to Elland Road.
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