Leeds United want Daniel Jebbison deal a big blow to Chris Wilder at Sheffield United

Graeme Bailey claims that Leeds United are keen to sign Daniel Jebbison this summer as he prepares to leave Sheffield United.

The Canadian forward has reportedly “generated offers” from England and Europe.

according to the journalist who posted on the HITC website on May 31. However, the Whites think they can sign him on a free transfer.

which would be a “big blow” to Chris Wilder, who wanted the young player to stay.

Despite Jebbison missing all but 20 minutes of the Premier League season on the last day at Bramall Lane last season due to a blood clot,

Technical director Gretar Steinsson allegedly prefers the 20-year-old to provide physicality and youth to the squad at Elland Road.

After failing to reach an agreement on a contract extension, the Blades have already made attempts to sign him.

including Everton, Brighton, and former Championship rivals Ipswich and Leicester.

Although Steinsson was a fan of the player when the Elland Road figure was at Everton,

Leeds United are “hopeful” of acquiring him despite reports that Juventus, Borussia Dortmund, Valencia, and Monaco are all interested.

Making a player who has missed nearly the whole season a key objective may carry some risk.

But the Whites will need to adjust because they missed out on promotion.

Despite the forward’s three goals for the Blades and his best season—which came in League One two years ago

When he scored seven league goals for Burton Albion, it appeared that there was plenty of interest in him.

The club’s supporters won’t be very excited by that record, especially after they were disappointed not to make it back to the Premier League.

But given that Wilder doesn’t want to lose him and that a lot of teams are vying for his services, Jebbison seems to have a lot riding on him.

Georginio Rutter’s potential departure means that Mateo Joseph will undoubtedly play a bigger role under Daniel Farke next season.

although there does seem to be a need for striker support given Joel Piroe and Patrick Bamford’s patchy play in the second division.

The Elland Road administration would be drawn to a highly sought-after free transfer target since Leeds United

must first pay off massive debt from past transfers before considering any new additions.

Although Jebbison may not be ready to be a top-tier regular just yet,

it would feel like something of an accomplishment to get him ahead of Premier League teams.

even those who succeeded in securing promotion when the Whites failed.

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