On Friday, October 27, a look at the latest Leeds United transfer rumours.
Borussia Monchengladbach informed Max Wober of the asking fee.
According to reports in Germany, Borussia Monchengladbach has been warned that signing Max Wober will require a ‘low end double digit’ million sum. According to Kicker, who was then repeated by Fussball News, the German club is hoping to sign the Leeds United defender on a permanent basis.
The Austrian defender joined the Whites in January 2023, but he will leave due to a relegation loan clause in his contract. According to the article, Wober’s future at the Bundesliga club is far from certain, but he has been a fan favourite.
The Whites reportedly paid €12 million to sign Wober in January, and it’s uncertain whether the German side would be willing to pay that much.
Former Aston Villa striker Gabby Agbonlahor has advised Leeds United to look for experienced players in the Championship.
“I would go out and spend big in January,” he told Football Insider. “Premier League players who aren’t getting a game, as well as Championship players with experience.” Sometimes two teams are required. You need a team to get into the Premier League, and then you scrap them.
“Go get experienced Championship players from other top teams.” They have the funds. “Give them short-term contracts to avoid being locked down to large transactions. They’ll have to be creative in January to get over the finish line.”
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