The latest transfer talk surrounding Leeds United includes a new link to Torino midfielder Gvidas Gineitis. Our analysis of the past seven days shows the club has been tied to six possible arrivals and one potential exit. The hottest storyline right now is about Aaron Ramsdale, and the items below represent the latest news on the most important transfer rumours.
Gvidas Gineitis
On Sunday, it was reported that Leeds and Crystal Palace are interested in Gvidas Gineitis, a 22-year-old Lithuanian midfielder for Torino. The player, who has 32 caps and 5 goals for his country, joined the Italian club in January 2023 and has a contract that runs until 2029. His current market value on Transfermarkt is €5.50m. In August and September 2026, Torino's asking price reportedly fluctuated between €10 million and €15 million. Celtic had several offers rejected before discussions stopped on a deal valued at approximately €10.5 million.
Gabriel Rajkovic
Leeds United are among a number of English clubs monitoring the progress of 15-year-old Valerenga winger Gabriel Rajkovic, according to a report on Saturday. The Norwegian and Serbian national has been noted for his outstanding potential. Newcastle United, Brighton, Brentford, Aston Villa, and Sunderland are also monitoring the youngster, while Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, and Tottenham have all watched him in recent weeks. Arsenal and Chelsea are at the forefront of the interest. Other major European teams including Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Borussia Dortmund have also scouted the Norwegian youth international, who has 2 caps and 1 goal at the U16 level. Rajković's contract is valid until December 2028. In the 2025/2026 season, he has made 12 appearances in the Eliteserien, scoring 2 goals and providing 1 assist.
Julian Hall
On Thursday, it was noted that Leeds United has an early interest in 18-year-old New York Red Bulls forward Julian Hall but faces competition from other European clubs. According to sources cited by transfer correspondent Graeme Bailey, Leeds has been monitoring the teenager and their sponsorship connections to Red Bull are assisting their checks. Hall has signed a new four-year deal. While Leeds did not attempt to sign him in the summer, he is considered a player for future transfer periods.
Santiago Bueno
Leeds United initiated contact regarding Santiago Bueno on Friday. This followed a report 29 days ago from sources who spoke to Football Insider, which stated that Leeds were not expected to renew their interest in the Wolverhampton Wanderers player before the transfer window closes. At that time, Leeds' focus was on Nico Elvedi, who was considered the club's primary target. Earlier in the summer, Football Insider reporter Pete O’Rourke reported that Leeds were seeking to strengthen their defence by targeting players from Wolves, with the 27-year-old Uruguayan international identified as a target. O'Rourke noted that the defender, who has 8 caps for his country, has impressed this season. The interest was reportedly due to manager Daniel Farke's desire to improve his defensive unit. Bueno's contract at Wolves is set to expire in June 2028, and his current Transfermarkt market value is €10.00m.
Largie Ramazani
On Sunday, it was reported that Largie Ramazani has not abandoned the idea of returning to Valencia after a transfer failed during the final hours of the summer transfer window. The winger still wishes to return to Mestalla and, according to Fichajes, could attempt a new approach during the next transfer market. Valencia had seriously considered bringing Ramazani back this summer and had started discussions with Leeds. A deal around 4 million euros became possible after the English club lowered its demands, but Valencia preferred a new loan or a structure to defer payment, while Leeds wanted a permanent sale. Previously, Spanish journalist Nacho Sanchis reported that Valencia had wanted to sign Ramazani on loan throughout the summer, but Leeds would only consider a permanent transfer for a price of £3.4 million plus a sell-on percentage.
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