Report: Leeds United could make six more signings

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Leeds United could make six more signings this summer, according to a report.

The Yorkshire Evening Post has reported this morning that Leeds United could sign six more players this summer.

Leeds unveiled their fourth summer signing on Friday after German goalkeeper Felix Wiedwald swapped Werder Bremen for United in a three-year deal.

The 27-year-old follows Madger Gomes, Mateusz Klich and Hadi Sacko – who signed a permanent deal after a loan spell at Elland Road last season – to Yorkshire this summer.

But The Yorkshire Evening Post report that those quartet represent the tip of the iceberg and that the club’s hierarchy hope to welcome six more new faces before the summer is out.

The report goes to claim that a deal to sign Huesca playmaker Samuel Saiz could be agreed within “a matter of days”, while there has also been talk of Macedonia international Ezgjan Alioski joining up with Thomas Christiansen’s side.

Leeds fans will be delighted with the rumours that their summer transfer window is just hotting up.

The United faithful had grown frustrated with the lack of speculation about transfers in the three weeks it took for owner Andrea Radrizzani to name a successor to Garry Monk, who shocked the Championship by resigning from the club in May.

But the Italian chairman is more than making up for it now by way of signings and buying back Elland Road, after it was sold in 2004 following the Whites’ financial difficulties.