Former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan has argued that Leeds United are a bigger club than some of the current sides showing a keen interest in midfielder Kalvin Phillips.
The 26-year-old is fast becoming a hot topic of transfer conversation along with winger Raphinha, with teams in and around the top six reportedly focused on prising both players away from Elland Road this summer. Phillips is currently under contract with the Whites until the summer of 2024, with some suggesting his price tag now is in the region of £70m.
Aston Villa and West Ham are said to be two clubs who would perhaps consider a bid for the midfielder, with TalkSPORT panellist, Jordan, believing Leeds are a bigger than both the Hammers and the Villans when discussing Phillips' future earlier today.
