Leeds United transfer whispers as scouting trip confirms interest in young Swedish goalkeeper
An examination of the most recent Leeds United transfer speculations
On Friday, October 13, a look at the latest Leeds United transfer rumours.
Leeds United is one of the clubs interested in signing the Under-21s shot stopper.
Fotbollskanalen asserts Leeds United is one of several European clubs interested in signing 19-year-old goalkeeper Noel Törnqvist. According to the story, the Whites and FC Copenhagen were present at his Mjällby AIF team’s 1-0 loss to AIK Solna last weekend.
Mjällby AIF sporting director Hasse Larsson has now stated that they were present, but that no interested parties have made an approach to sign him. Törnqvist’s contract expires in the summer of 2026.
“That’s correct. “There were two more clubs, two Dutch clubs, who were also watching,” Larsson explained. “There is definitely interest.
“We’ll see what happens; nothing concrete has been received.” We’ve only gotten requests.
“I believe we have a four-year contract.” It’s impossible to say whether we’ll keep him past January, but we’re pleased to keep him for a little longer. Then we’ll see, depending on what happens.
“It’s quite broad. There were four clubs that looked at him, and clubs have looked at him before.”
Leeds United could ‘lose several players to Premier League’
Alan Hutton, a former Aston Villa and Tottenham Hotspur defender, believes Leeds United could lose a number of players to the Premier League if they continue to perform well, including Willy Gnonto.
“It is very difficult for a player who is in the Championship to turn down an offer from a Premier League team,” according to him.
“Players like Gnonto, who are standouts, if they are doing well for their club, there will always be people looking.” It’s impossible to say no to a Premier League offer.”
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