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Why Wilson's summer deal could be resurrected in the winter window

Yorkshire Evening Post

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September 15, 2025

The summer transfer window came to a close earlier this month and Leeds United have already turned their thoughts towards any possible new additions in January.

- by Harriet Sutton

Why Wilson's summer deal could be resurrected in the winter window

The Whites hierarchy paid out around £100 million as 10 new faces were added to Daniel Farke's promotion-winning squad and there have been mixed fortunes during the first month of the new Premier League season.

Despite strengthening across the board, there was a feeling the Whites had left themselves short in attacking areas when transfer deadline day came to an end.

There were the free transfer signings of Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Lukas Nmecha following their departures from Everton and Wolfsburg respectively and further quality was added across the frontline when around £18 million was spent on AC Milan and Switzerland winger Noah Okafor.

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