Iranian striker Mehdi Taremi has reportedly been offered to both Leeds United and Sunderland as Inter Milan seeks to reshape their attacking department. Leeds and Sunderland have been given the chance to acquire a prolific goal scorer, with Taremi having netted 68 goals in 79 games. As Inter Milan prepares for the 2025/26 season, they are aiming to revamp their forward line, considering offloading Taremi, a veteran striker whose contract is set to expire in June 2027. With English clubs showing interest, Inter's willingness to sell Taremi could support their pursuit of Rasmus Hojlund from Manchester United. Despite Taremi's impressive scoring record, his age of 33 and Leeds' preference for a younger striker suggest he might be viewed as more of a backup option in the Premier League. Transfermarkt indicates that the player's current market value is €3.50m, which is a notable decrease from his peak valuation of €20.00m in 2022.