Leeds United are reportedly on the verge of signing Nikola Krstovic from Lecce for approximately £19.6 million. The clubs have agreed on a transfer fee, but personal terms with Krstovic are yet to be finalized. Krstovic is settled in Italy and is reportedly keen to remain there, but Leeds are trying to persuade him to move to England by offering a good wage package. The club sees him as a valuable addition to their squad for the upcoming Premier League season.

Leeds United, newly promoted to the Premier League, has made an official offer of 23 million euros plus 2 million in bonuses to Lecce for Nikola Krstovic. The response from Lecce is expected within 48 hours, as reported by Tuttosport.

CalcioMercato reports on the verbal agreement reached between Leeds United and Lecce for the transfer of Nikola Krstovic. Leeds United has reached a verbal agreement with Lecce for the transfer of Nikola Krstovic. The deal is valued at 25/26 million euros, including bonuses. However, the transfer is pending the player's approval, as Krstovic has not yet agreed to the move and prefers to explore other opportunities in Italy.

Leeds United have made progress in their pursuit of Lecce striker Nikola Krstovic. The club is moving closer to a formal agreement for the 25-year-old Montenegrin international. Manager Daniel Farke is actively looking to add quality to his team as Leeds prepares for its return to the Premier League. Krstovic joined Lecce in 2023 and quickly adapted to life in Serie A, becoming an integral part of Lecce’s survival efforts in Italy’s top division. Leeds is considering Krstovic as a backup option after a rejected £30 million+ bid for Fulham striker Rodrigo Muniz.

Tuttomercato reports on Leeds' significant offer for Krstovic and the potential replacements if he departs. Leeds has made an important offer for Krstovic. If he leaves, Kevin Carlos from Basel is the first candidate to replace him.

The Guardian reports that Leeds United is expressing interest in Nikola Krstovic, though they have yet to make an official proposal. The club may consider doing so in the upcoming weeks. Lecce's director of the technical area, Pantaleo Corvino, mentioned that the club is in a strong financial position and aims to retain players who are willing to stay. Corvino highlighted that despite receiving substantial offers for Krstovic in January, Lecce prioritizes keeping players aligned with the club's objectives. Should Krstovic indicate a wish to depart, Lecce will evaluate the possibility of facilitating his exit to maintain a team that is both motivated and committed.