Leeds United add Zetterer as exits gather pace
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Former Leeds manager David O'Leary urges the 49ers to follow Brighton's model - buy well, develop talent and sell only for big fees as Leeds establish themselves in the Premier League.
Preview of Leeds v Brentford frames Elland Road as a major test for the visitors, with Leeds carrying two clean sheets, Farke's 3-4-2-1 and set-piece threat into Sunday's game.
Lucas Perri has joined Torino on loan, with an option to buy reported at about €14-15m, after the move was delayed while Leeds sought a replacement goalkeeper.
Former Leeds midfielder Archie Gray has emerged as a late Brentford target, but Tottenham are expected to reject any approach before Tuesday's transfer deadline.
Leeds look set to miss out on striker Conrad Harder, with Strasbourg advancing loan talks with RB Leipzig. Daniel Farke's side remain short of a new number 9.
Valencia are confident of re-signing Largie Ramazani on loan with an option to buy. Leeds could also lose Wilfried Gnonto before the deadline, while Michael Zetterer is set to join.
Leeds sign goalkeeper Michael Zetterer from Eintracht Frankfurt on a 3-year deal. The 31-year-old becomes their fifth summer signing but is unavailable for Brentford.
Leeds are in negotiations with Fiorentina over Wilfried Gnonto's exit before the deadline. The 22-year-old winger started only four league games last season and is yet to feature this season.
Leeds are exploring a late move for Wolves teenager Mateus Mane as Daniel Farke seeks goals and creativity. Wolves are reluctant to sell and could demand £40m.
Leeds still hope to sign Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk on loan before Tuesday's deadline. A wide forward could allow Wilfried Gnonto to leave, with Fiorentina in talks.
Leeds are reportedly eyeing a late move for 22-year-old Niko Sigur, with Michael Zetterer their fifth summer signing as Daniel Farke continues to prioritise quality.
Leeds are among six Premier League clubs keen on Barcelona midfielder Marc Casado before the deadline, with Forest, Newcastle, Villa, Sunderland and Brighton also interested.
