A striker Leeds sold for around €1 million (around £900,000) last summer is the centre of bidding war, according to reports in his homeland.
The Ghanaian website KickGH claims that both Celta Vigo (€5m, around £4.5m) and Al Hilal (€4m, around £3.6m) have made offers for the player, Caleb Ekuban.
Ekuban has scored or made 21 goals in 34 games since his permanent move to Trabzonspor and is said to fancy a move to Celta – putting the Spanish club in ‘pole position’ for his services.
But according to KickGH, his Turkish employers want €7m (around £6.3m) to part with the 26-year-old.
It is unclear if Leeds included a sell-on clause in the deal that took Ekuban to Trabzon.
Any such agreement would increase Leeds profit on the former Chievo Verona player, for whom they paid around £500,000 initially.
As well as Celta Vigo and Al Hilal, the Scottish rivals Celtic and Rangers are also being credited with an interest in Ekuban.
Leeds fans – can you believe how much Ekuban is reportedly worth now?
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