Wingers from Bournemouth, Liverpool and Club Brugge should be on Leeds United’s summer wishlist.
Leeds manager Garry Monk
Leeds United manager Garry Monk has tried several options to try and find the right combination out wide this season.
Stuart Dallas, Souleymane Doukara, Kemar Roofe and Hadi Sacko have all been tasked with the job at times in 2016/17, while Mo Barrow and Alfonso Pedraza were both signed on-loan in January to try and offer a solution.
Monk will probably need to address the issue again this summer and here are three possible options.
Max Gradel
A former Lily Whites player, Gradel is said to be becoming increasingly frustrated with limited game time this term at current club AFC Bournemouth.
The Sun on Sunday have claimed Leeds are interested in bringing the 29-year-old back to Elland Road and with top flight experience in France and England since he was last at the club, it could represent something of a coup.
Aston Villa’s Albert Adomah (L) in action with Barnsley’s Ryan Kent
Ryan Kent
The Sun are also linking the Yorkshire club with Liverpool youngster Kent, who has been impressing on-loan at Barnsley this campaign.
Apparently the Reds will offer the 20-year-old a new contract to fend off interest, but the youngster is keen to keep his options open with his current deal expiring in 2019.
Club Brugge’s Anthony Limbombe shoots at goal
Anthony Limbombe
Linked with the Belgian last summer having tried to sign him from NEC Nijmegen the previous year, Limbombe eventually returned to his native country by joining Club Brugge.
However, a lot can change in 12 months and injury has interrupted the 22-year-old’s first year, while Monk is a known fan of the former NEC man.
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