Leeds duo feel 85K-P/W not not the Premier League quality

Leeds United It can be looking to replace two of their players who do not think they are good enough to play in the Premier League this summer, according to a new report.

Leeds took a big step towards automatic promotion from championship During the weekend while beating Briston North End 2-1 on the Indaid Road. All three goals a day were scored within 13 minutes, with Manor Suleiman conquered in just four minutes.

Then Preston settled only two minutes after Ken Kisler Hayden, before Jayden completed the registration when he collected the Solomon Cross in the network.

Win guarantee Leeds remains at the top of the championshipBefore Burnley topped second place with the goal, and with only four games, within nine points from the guaranteed return to the Premier League.

Speaking after winning over Briston, LEDS coach Daniel Fark said: “Very good after a week, three points are invaluable for us. It could have made our lives easier. It should be the top of our XG this season – it should have been six or seven.

“We were on that day, the fire was burned. We continued to go and started well and scored a really good second goal. It is very important to go back to a good defensive behavior. We were full of vitality but we are cold in the head.”

Leeds can soon replace Bamford and Peru

According to a new report of football from the insideLeeds are already looking forward to next season, more specifically the summer transportation market.

The post states that the eggs “give priority to the signing of this summer striker” because they do not believe that their current options, Joel Peru and Patrick Bamford, are of the quality of the Premier League.

Peroe 15 goals in 42 games this season, while Bamford failed to find the network at all in 13 games.

Football from the inside claims that-although he is the second top scorer in this season-Leeds doubt whether Peru can climb to the Premier League, while Bamford cannot be relied upon by Fark because of his injury, with the spouses on a community 85,000 pounds per week On the ELLAND Road.

Meanwhile, the young Matteo Joseph got only three goals. As a result, Leeds and 49 institutions of this summer are the signature of a first -class striker.

As a possible alternative to Peru and Bamford, former Leeds goalkeeper Paul Robinson, who spoke to football from within, Leeds recently urged to go out and buy former Chelsea striker Tami Abraham from Rome.

“Someone like him can lead the line, play as a striker out, get out and get goals,” Robinson said. “It has been proven in the Italian first division and installed in the Premier League, he is a player who understands the league and has achieved well in the past.”