According to Florian Plettenberg, Leeds United has expressed interest in Borussia Dortmund full-back Marius Wolf, who is expected to become a free agent this summer.
According to X [20 May], a journalist from Sky Sports, the Whites have already made inquiries regarding the 28-year-old, considering him a “serious” transfer prospect should the team be able to return to the Premier League this season.
The defender, who has made 121 appearances for Dortmund since joining in 2018, is believed to be drawing interest from Saudi Arabia, Spain, and Italy as well.
Plettenberg stated, “If Leeds United is promoted to the Premier League, they may be a serious option and Wolf’s interest.” “The 28-year-old right-back, who departs Dortmund as a free agent, has drawn interest from Leeds.”
Leeds United target Marius Wolf as Premier League beckons
This season, Leeds will undoubtedly aim for Premier League promotion as they get ready to take on Southampton in the Championship play-off final on Sunday, May 26.
Naturally, it makes sense to have measures in place in case the club defeats the Saints at Wembley, as there is just one game standing between them and a straight return to the top division of English football.
Archie Grey has been Daniel Farke’s full-back for most of the season, while Junior Firpo has no competition at left-back. Daniel Farke can surely strengthen his full-backs this summer.
His style of play is likely to match Farke’s style brilliantly, as evidenced by his 11 goal contributions for Dortmund. He will also undoubtedly inspire the players around him to play at their highest level, which is essential if Leeds are to continue in the Premier League.
In addition, Wolf has five caps for Germany’s national team, indicating that he would offer a wealth of experience and knowledge to the team—something that will be crucial given the likelihood of Stuart Dallas, Luke Ayling, and Liam Cooper leaving Elland Road.
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