As we approach the end of the Premier League season the future of Kalvin Phillips is going to be thrust even further into the spotlight. Already in recent weeks there have been growing reports of Manchester United and Liverpool being interested, with Steven Gerrard's Aston Villa said to be leading the race to sign the England midfielder.
Three years on since signing a five-year contract at Elland Road, speculation keeps increasing around Phillips, even though there are two years left to run on his contract. Representatives of the 26-year-old star have been in talks with the Leeds hierarchy for several months now about a new contract at the Whites, with Phillips having shown no desire to leave his boyhood club.
Those talks and Phillips' love for Leeds have done little to quash the speculation that a big-money move to a Premier League rival could be on the cards, with Manchester United said to be growing confident of getting a deal done, something which seems a little speculative.