Tuttomercato reports that Como has rejected an attempt from Leeds for Martin Baturina and that Leeds was willing to pay 30 million plus bonuses.

Leeds United are interested in signing Croatian midfielder Martin Baturina. At Como, where he joined at the start of the season for a fee of €18 million, Baturina has not been able to express himself properly and is already looking to leave. The midfielder seems open to a transfer to Leeds, and the club has made enquiries about a move. According to TMW, Como will demand around €22-25 million for a sale of the player in January.

In response to recent rumours of interest from English Premier League club Leeds for Martin Baturina, Fabregas stated that currently there is nothing from either his side or theirs. He said he only sees that his team does not give up, with all players available to him and fully committed to their project. Fabregas repeated that at present there is nothing regarding possible inquiries from Leeds or other Premier League clubs, adding that their focus is only on the next match.

Tuttomercatoweb revealed that an approach from Leeds has been blocked and that Cesc Fabregas, despite giving the Croatian limited game-time, still believes in his qualities. Fabrizio Romano explained why Como were against the 22-year-old’s departure and had already rejected Leeds.