Leeds United considering a January transfer for a forward with 33 goals and 55 assists.

In an effort to sustain their bid for direct promotion to the Premier League, Leeds United are actively seeking to strengthen their squad during the January transfer window.

Leeds United are keen to acquire Mike Tresor this month. One notable player on Leeds’ radar is Burnley winger Mike Tresor. As reported by Voetbal Nieuws, Leeds is up against tough competition from Anderlecht, KAA Gent, and Ajax for the signature of the 25-year-old Belgian.

Last summer, Tresor transferred to Burnley for €18 million, signing a contract that extends until 2028. His first season at Turf Moor has been plagued by injuries, causing the winger to miss the first half of the campaign and sit out a total of 30 matches.

Burnley is reportedly willing to part ways with Tresor, whose struggles have limited his impact on Vincent Kompany’s squad, despite these setbacks.

Tresor has faced difficulties during his time at Burnley, but his past performance highlights his ability to impact the game.

He had an exceptional season for Genk during the 2022–23 Jupiler Pro League, netting eight goals and delivering 24 assists across 39 league matches. He received the prestigious Belgian Footballer of the Year award for his assist tally, which broke the record in the Belgian top flight. He currently boasts an impressive goal contribution record of 33 goals and 55 assists across all competitions and levels

 

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The Whites already boast a plethora of talent in wide positions, with Daniel James, Manor Solomon, Wilfried Gnonto, and Largie Ramazani vying for spots. Tresor’s inclusion could provide Leeds with a distinctive advantage, especially considering his talent for accumulating assists and coming through in key moments.