The Leicester City attacker has been linked with several Championship loan moves.
Polish international and Euro 2016 star Bartosz Kapustka has been linked with a January loan move to Championship clubs Birmingham City, Derby County, Nottingham Forest and Wolves.
The 19-year-old was excellent for his nation in the summer and forced Leicester City decided make a move to sign the player from Cracovia. It was a deal which Sky Sports report cost the Foxes around £7.5 million. But he has struggled for first-team football at Leicester and is still waiting for his first official appearance for the club.
Poland’s Bartosz Kapustka shoots at goal
Polish reports, including one from Gazeta Krakowska, are suggesting that Kapustka’s representatives have been told of interest from Championship quartet Birmingham, Derby, Forest and Wolves.
But should Leeds United join the queue?
Northern Ireland’s Craig Cathcart in action with Poland’s Bartosz Kapustka
Kapustka could be the perfect recruit for Garry Monk’s Leeds.
He can play in a number of attacking midfield positions which would surely benefit the West Yorkshire side in their hunt for promotion. The teenager can play on wither wing and can also play in the hole, so could be an excellent deputy for Pablo Hernandez when he needs a rest.
Leeds’ Pablo Hernandez dejected
His wide play will also benefit Leeds, who could do with one more winger in their midst as they currently operate with a 4-3-3 formation.
Leeds are bound to make some moves in January but Monk will want quality and hard-working players. Kapustka is just that and in positions that they need to improve.
Leeds should surely be taking a look as well.
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