Leeds United are exploring options to strengthen their frontline this summer, and one name now firmly on their radar is Ermedin Demirovic of Stuttgart. According to The Kicker, the Bosnian forward could be available for a fee in the region of £35 million, a figure that makes him an intriguing proposition for the Yorkshire club. Leeds’ recruitment team has taken note of his performances, with scouts particularly impressed by Demirovic’s intelligent movement and clinical finishing.

According to Kicker, Leeds United is showing interest in Ermedin Demirovic, a 27-year-old international player from Bosnia. Despite Demirovic's dissatisfaction with his current role, VfB Stuttgart, which invested around 21 million Euro in him last summer, is setting a negotiation starting point at around 40 million Euro. The striker, who scored 15 goals last season, reportedly feels unhappy with his position as a part-time forward behind Nick Woltemade and Deniz Undav. Leeds United's interest might offer a resolution to this situation if they agree to Stuttgart's valuation. Demirovic is contracted with Stuttgart until 2028, with his current market value estimated at €22 million by Transfermarkt. Additionally, Milan and Juventus have also been linked with the forward.