Here are your Leeds United transfer rumours on Wednesday, July 5.
Leeds United face Nat Phillips competition
Dutch side Feyenoord have thrown their hat into the ring for Liverpool defender Nat Phillips, following news last week that Leeds United were interested in signing the 26-year-old.
The Athletic report that negotiations are not yet open, but the lure of Champions League, rather than Championship football, make it an attractive proposition for the centre-back.
Phillips has played 29 times for Liverpool since making his debut in 2020, but the 26-year-old is keen for regular football this season.
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Gyokeres looks set to move to Portugal
Viktor Gyokeres was very much on Leeds United's radar during the last transfer window, as the Coventry forward racked up a whole slew Premier League of admirers.
But it looks like the Swedish international is heading to Portugal, as Fabrizio Romano is reporting a move to Sporting CP could be completed this week.
The 25-year-old scored 21 goals last season to help fire Coventry to the Championship play-off final but it was always thought his future would lie away from the Midlands this season if they did not win promotion to the Premier League.
James Traffford set for Burnley move amid Leeds United link
Young Manchester City goalkeeper James Trafford was the subject of links to Leeds United recently, but it looks like Burnley are set to win the race there. A £14million fee has been mooted for the 20-year-old, who has impressed for England U21s at the European U21s Championship this summer.
