Leeds United are interested in signing the French attacker Willem Geubbels during the summer transfer window. Leeds are keen on the St. Gallen striker, who has 17 goals in all competitions this season. Geubbels has been linked with a move to Leeds a few months ago as well. The player reportedly has a release clause of £4.6 million in his contract, and Leeds certainly have the financial muscle to get the deal done.

Leeds United is reportedly considering a loan move for Willem Geubbels as a potential solution to their lack of firepower upfront. The club is in a tight title race with Sheffield United and seeks to strengthen the squad. Geubbels, currently playing for St. Gallen in the Swiss Super League, has scored six goals in 13 games this season, showcasing his potential to bolster Leeds' attacking options. Despite being the Championship's top scorers with 51 goals after 27 games, Leeds' head coach Daniel Farke is reportedly looking to address the team's current challenges in leading the line, with Mateo Joseph struggling and Patrick Bamford said to be seeking to leave the club. The 23-year-old French striker, a product of Lyon's academy, is also being eyed by Norwich City and West Bromwich Albion, indicating strong interest in his abilities.