Leeds United have shown interest in acquiring Bournemouth defender James Hill. It has been reported that Manager Daniel Farke admires the 23-year-old, and Leeds are aiming to finalize his signing before the closure of the summer transfer window. Hill, who is in the last year of his contract with Bournemouth, might be available for a reasonable fee. Following their promotion to the Premier League, Leeds are in need of additional quality and depth in their defense, and Hill's ability to play both as a central defender and a right-back would be advantageous. A transfer to Leeds could be beneficial for Hill, considering his limited chances of regular game time at Bournemouth. Leeds, being a major club, could attract Hill by offering a clear plan for his development. However, securing an agreement with Bournemouth might be challenging since the Cherries have already permitted several defenders to leave this summer and are currently short on defensive options. Leeds have the financial capability to complete the deal, but it remains uncertain how the situation will unfold in the coming days.