Leeds United have faced a challenging summer transfer window, losing several key players. Crysencio Summerville, the Championship Player of the Year, has moved to West Ham United, while Archie Gray and Georginio Rutter have also left for Premier League clubs.
Largie Ramazani has been brought in to replace Summerville, and Leeds are now close to signing Tottenham Hotspur winger Manor Solomon. Once this deal is finalized, the club is expected to make a second bid for a Championship playmaker to fill Rutter’s position.
Leeds Should Make a Second Bid for Gustavo Hamer
Leeds United recently had a £13 million offer for Sheffield United’s attacking midfielder Gustavo Hamer rejected, as reported by the Yorkshire Evening Post.
Hamer enjoyed an impressive debut season last year, scoring five goals and providing eight assists from midfield. Leeds is keen on acquiring an attacking midfielder before the transfer deadline on Friday and should consider making a renewed offer.
Hamer, described as ‘unplayable’ by The Star, was a target for Leeds last summer but chose Sheffield United, likely due to their Premier League status. Given Sheffield United’s limited budget this summer, they may need to make a significant sale to address financial concerns, making a new offer from Leeds potentially appealing.
Gustavo Hamer Could Be a Game-Changing Signing
Securing Hamer would signal a strong intent from Leeds and could boost their chances for the Championship title. Regarded as one of the top players in the division, his addition would be a major coup for the club.
