Leeds United are seriously considering a summer move for Tomas Soucek. The 30-year-old has scored seven Premier League goals this season despite not being a regular starter for West Ham. His contract is set to enter its final 12 months, making it likely he will end his six-year stay with the club. Soucek is open to joining Leeds, likely due to more starting opportunities at Elland Road.

Leeds United have shown interest in signing Tomas Soucek as part of their summer transfer strategy. The club believes that they can offer him more playing time, which could make Leeds a more attractive option for Soucek compared to other Premier League teams that are also interested. As Leeds lead the Championship alongside Burnley, they are eager to bolster their squad in preparation for a possible return to the Premier League. Soucek, who is currently with West Ham United, is one of two Premier League players that Leeds is targeting, with the club's manager, Daniel Farke, reportedly particularly keen on bringing him to the team. Although other Premier League clubs are interested, the opportunity for regular playing time at Leeds might be a key factor in Soucek's decision-making process.