The Sun reports on Leeds United's interest in signing Callum Wilson. Newly-promoted Leeds were the first club to make a move for Callum Wilson. Leeds are hopeful that Wilson could be tempted to Elland Road as he would be guaranteed to play every week under Daniel Farke. However, his injury record is a slight concern.

Leeds United are considering Callum Wilson as an option ahead of the summer transfer window. The 33-year-old is set to leave Newcastle United when his contract expires at the end of June. Leeds would be able to assure him of staying in the Premier League, although they might not guarantee a regular starting spot due to Joel Piroe's presence in the line-up. Wilson's transfer is contingent on him overcoming his injury issues.

Leeds United are reportedly monitoring Newcastle United striker Callum Wilson, whose contract is set to expire at the end of the season. The Whites, who are currently leading the table with 14 games remaining, consider Wilson a strategic acquisition to bolster their squad, particularly if Patrick Bamford opts to leave. Although Wilson boasts an impressive record of 88 goals and 23 assists in 225 Premier League appearances, his recent seasons have been plagued by injuries, restricting him to only six appearances this season due to hamstring and back issues. Leeds reportedly view Wilson as an ideal replacement for Bamford because of his experience and finishing ability, but they face the challenge of negotiating a suitable salary. Furthermore, it is reported that an extension with Newcastle is unlikely, which has attracted interest from clubs such as West Ham and Bournemouth, in addition to Leeds.