Leeds United fans are counting down the days until their long-awaited Premier League return, with less than a month to go before the big kick-off.
Marcelo Bielsa's side have already completed a number of pieces of business for their return to the top-flight, ranging from important first-team additions to starlets for the future.
Their work is far from done though and a wealth of names continue to be linked with a move to Elland Road to join Bielsa's revolution.
Here, we have gathered some of the latest snippets of Leeds transfer news.
£25m Batshuayi proposal
Chelsea are willing to cut their losses on Michy Batshuayi and have offered him to Leeds United for £25m.
Latest reports from HLN state the Whites are now considering whether or not it’s worth investing £25m in signing the player who will turn 27 in October.
Equally, it's stated that Batshuayi loves living in London and therefore, it remains to be seen if he’s willing to join Leeds, should Bielsa’s side decide to go ahead and invest big in signing him this summer.
Fredrik Aursnes interest
Leeds United are interested in signing Molde midfielder Fredrik Aursnes reports claim.
According to The Sun, Leeds are now monitoring Molde midfielder Fredrik Aursnes, who has caught the eye after a number of impressive performances for the Norwegian side.
Aursnes has made a total of 134 appearances for Molde, scoring 19 goals from midfield.
The Sun claim that Aursnes, whose contract expires in December 2021, is attracting interest from Leeds and Toulouse, and will be available to sign for around £5m this summer.
Ben White latest
Manchester United are the latest club to join the hunt for Brighton defender Ben White following his excellent season on loan with Leeds United.
The Sun states Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side are in the running with Chelsea, Liverpool and Leeds for the defender, with a move touted to be worth around £50m.
Brighton are reluctant to approve a departure, particularly with captain Lewis Dunk and fellow centre-half Shane Duffy touted for an exit - which could hand White his opportunity in the first-team frame.
