Jesse Marsch claims he can play a role in trying to keep Raphinha and Kalvin Phillips at Leeds.
Leeds face a fight to hang to both this summer and Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Manchester City and Liverpool have shown an interest in Brazil winger Raphinha. West Ham failed with a £55million offer for Phillips in January and they remain keen on the England midfielder.
Big-spending Newcastle, Aston Villa and Manchester United are also monitoring Phillips’ situation. Leeds want to tie down both stars on new long-term deals and Marsch has offered to be part of that process. The Leeds boss sees both players, along with Patrick Bamford, as key to his plans to take the club forward.
