Leeds United could have a fight on their hands to keep Raphinha at the club in the summer.
However, given the fees that have been paid for players by some of the top European sides in the last two windows, the Whites must hold out until a substantial offer comes their way, should they decide that selling him is the best option.
Of course, if they remain in the Premier League beyond this season then they wouldn’t be under any pressure to sell, particularly if he pens an improved deal with the club, which appears to be a possibility.
