Leeds United have been linked with a move for the Dynamo Kyiv attacker Vladyslav Vanat. The striker has done quite well for the Ukrainian outfit, and he will cost Leeds £16.8 million. Despite a recent serious injury, injury expert Dr Rajpal Brar believes that the striker is unlikely to have any issues with his medical, and Leeds should proceed with their interest in the player. Vanat has shown his ability in Ukraine, and he will look to take the next step in his career by joining Leeds, who have an ambitious project as a newly promoted Premier League club.

Vladyslav Vanat, the forward from Dynamo Kyiv and the Ukrainian national team, is attracting interest from Leeds United. Scouts from Leeds have reportedly watched the 23-year-old player multiple times. Leeds, who have been promoted to the Premier League from the Championship, are looking to strengthen their attack, and Vladyslav is considered an excellent candidate.

Team Talk reports on Leeds United's interest in Dynamo Kyiv's striker Vladyslav Vanat. Leeds United have shown interest in Dynamo Kyiv's striker Vladyslav Vanat. The player has an impressive record with 48 goals and 21 assists from 111 appearances. Leeds have been alerted by a tempting €20m (£16m, $22.7m) release clause in his contract, which is within their financial reach. Vanat is keen on a move to England this summer, having previously been priced out of a transfer when Kyiv demanded £30m-plus.

Leeds has shown interest in Vladyslav Vanat, a young striker from Dinamo Kiev. Vanat is valued at around eleven million euros. Dinamo Kiev is open to a possible sale with the condition that Vanat remains available for the Champions League qualifiers.