Leeds United look like on the verge of constructing their first acquisition of the summer transfer window.
That follows a report from Corriere Di Bologna claiming that the Elland Road club is near signing Calvin Ramsay, a young Aberdeen full-back.
Leeds have did not finalize a first-team deal despite the indisputable fact that it’s the last day of the January transfer window.
They’ve, nonetheless, been related to several targets, including Ramsay, who has been linked with Serie A side Bologna, in accordance with recent sources.
Nonetheless, it seems that conditions are improving for Leeds to finish a deal on this market.
In line with probably the most recent update, Bologna has dropped out of the battle for Ramsay, citing Aberdeen’s need for a buy-back clause within the agreement.
Because of this, Leeds are considered edging closer to signing the 18-year-old and have reportedly made a £3 million bid that features a re-sale clause.
When you think about who Leeds are lacking at center forward and center midfield, right-back might be not crucial position for them straight away.
However, it is perhaps argued that they still lack natural cover for Luke Ayling on the appropriate side of their defence.
Ramsay might still be useful to Leeds, and considering his potential at such a young age, it might also ensure them a long-term asset.
