According to Graham Smyth, Leeds United remain very keen on Wolves striker Jorgen Strand Larsen amid reports that Crystal Palace could end their pursuit. It remains unclear whether Leeds will increase their interest in the coming days following the news of doubts over a Palace move, but they could face less competition in securing his signature.

According to Goal.com, Leeds are pursuing Wolves striker Jorgen Strand Larsen, but Crystal Palace are now leading the pursuit for the player.

Leeds United continue to pursue attacking reinforcements, including long-standing target Jorgen Strand Larsen. Leeds remain the only side to have made a firm offer for the Wolves striker, though the offer has not been accepted. According to sources close to the situation, Leeds will proceed with the pursuit regardless of whether Joel Piroe leaves. David Ornstein revealed that the Whites still have a strong chance of completing the deal.

Leeds are actively looking to sign Jorgen Strand Larsen this month. The Norwegian striker has decided he wants to remain in the Premier League if he leaves Wolves before the deadline next week. According to the latest reports, the 6 ft 4 centre-forward is keen to join Leeds, and his agent is a known fan of the Yorkshire club.

According to VG, Wolves recently rejected an offer from Leeds United for Jørgen Strand Larsen. The offer was reportedly valued at £40 million. The club felt that the proposal did not meet their expectations. Negotiations are expected to continue as interested clubs work to meet Wolves’ valuation.

Edwards confirmed during a pre-match press conference that a bid from Leeds United for Jørgen Strand Larsen has been rejected. Edwards said the bid was received earlier this week, adding that Larsen has been great, has trained well, and will be in the squad the following day.

Leeds United have held talks over a deal to sign Jorgen Strand Larsen from Wolves, with David Ornstein confirming that talks had taken place. An opening offer from Leeds for the player, worth £30m plus add-ons, was rejected on Friday morning. According to The Daily Mail, Leeds have raised their offer to £33m plus £6m in add-ons, which is £1m less than Wolves’ £40m asking price. Wolves are open to the sale of Jorgen Strand Larsen, believing this month represents their best chance to secure a sizeable fee for him.

According to Team Talk, Leeds United submitted a bid for Jorgen Strand Larsen valued at £30m plus add-ons. Wolves value the player at £40m and have not indicated they will lower their demands. Leeds United will not make another bid for Larsen because they do not intend to meet the £40m asking price.

The Telegraph reports that Leeds United have made an opening offer for Jorgen Strand Larsen, a striker for Wolverhampton Wanderers, and also face competition from Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest and West Ham United.

According to Team Talk, Leeds United have a long-standing admiration for Jorgen Strand Larsen and registered their interest after being approached by intermediaries over a deal. The report states that Leeds are not in a position to meet the £40 million valuation Wolves are seeking. Team Talk adds that the sizeable salary package Strand Larsen is expected to command is also deterring Leeds. The willingness of Leeds to offer Joel Piroe as part of the package is unlikely to be a significant factor, with the finances involved having made a deal unaffordable for the club.

According to a well-informed source, Leeds United believe they have a chance of securing the signing of Jorgen Strand Larsen ahead of up to 12 other sides. David Ornstein has confirmed that Leeds have made initial enquiries for his signing through intermediaries. Leeds United are optimistic about completing a club-record deal and could potentially use Joel Piroe as part of the offer. The club is unlikely to be able to afford his outright £40m signing at present, but they hope to negotiate a loan-to-buy arrangement which could be aided by the inclusion of Piroe.

TEAMtalk reports that nearly a dozen clubs have initiated contact regarding a possible January transfer for Jorgen Strand Larsen. During the summer, Wolves turned down two offers from Newcastle, the second of which amounted to £55m. Wolves are prepared to sell if their £40m asking price is fulfilled. The striker’s agent was present at Leeds’ 1-0 victory against Fulham. Leeds continue to be interested in the player, but completing a transfer is challenging for them because the club is attempting to manage its finances. It is likely that Leeds will investigate the possibility of arranging a loan-to-buy deal, as they are currently unable to meet the asking price set by Wolves.

Leeds United are interested in signing Wolves attacker Jorgen Strand Larsen, who is valued at £40 million. A report from Leeds Live states that Leeds are prepared to do a player-plus-cash deal to sign the striker. Leeds are now looking to offer Joel Piroe and Wilfried Gnonto, along with £5 million in cash, to complete the move.

Leeds United are reportedly interested in signing Jorgen Strand Larsen to strengthen their squad during the current transfer window. The Athletic has reported that Leeds United have made contact to explore the conditions for a potential deal. It is understood that the club is actively assessing if a transfer can be completed within the window.

According to TEAMtalk, Leeds United are among the clubs that have been offered the opportunity to sign Wolves striker Jørgen Strand Larsen. Intermediaries are actively attempting to arrange a transfer for the 25-year-old, with competition also reportedly coming from Newcastle, Tottenham, Everton, Nottingham Forest, and West Ham. While intermediaries have spoken to Leeds, the club has not yet given approval for a potential transfer, and Wolves' current asking price is approximately €46 million according to recent reports.