Leeds United target Lewis O'Brien is said to be a wanted man this summer, with plenty of Premier League clubs keen on signing the Huddersfield Town midfielder. The 23-year-old played a pivotal part in the Terriers side that made it to Wembley for the Championship play-off final against Nottingham Forest last weekend.
However, Huddersfield lost out on the day 1-0, which means they will be playing Championship football again next season. BBC Sport reports a number of top flight sides are keen on signing O'Brien, who was on Leeds United's radar last summer. The Whites tried to sign the midfielder last year, but were unable to come to an agreement for his services.
O'Brien is thought to be available for around £10m this summer. Had Huddersfield won promotion, it was rumoured he would be given a new contract to ensure the Terriers would stand to earn much more than the mooted £10m in the event of his sale.