Leeds eye January move for Brazil midfielder with two goals and four assists this season
Leeds United are considering a January transfer for Gabriel Sara as they seek attacking upgrades.
The Brief
- Leeds are monitoring Gabriel Sara's situation at Galatasaray for a potential January transfer.
- Sara has two goals and four assists this season and is on Leeds' long-term radar.
- Leeds are also interested in Coventry City's Jack Rudoni and Lyon's Pavel Sulc.
Leeds United are assessing potential attacking reinforcements for the January transfer window, with Gabriel Sara among the players under consideration. The club is closely following Sara’s progress at Galatasaray, where the Brazilian has made a strong impact this season.
Sara, 27, has recorded two goals and four assists in 10 appearances for Galatasaray this season, which has drawn interest from multiple Premier League clubs. His performances have reinforced his appeal as a potential signing for Leeds.
Leeds are seeking additional creativity and attacking quality, with Sara seen as a target in their recruitment plans. The club has previously shown interest in the Brazilian, who previously played for Norwich City and harbours an ambition to play in the Premier League.
Sara's contract with Galatasaray runs until 2027, meaning any transfer would require negotiations with the Turkish club. Leeds are also keeping tabs on other players, including Coventry City's Jack Rudoni and Lyon's Pavel Sulc, though the latter's injury has delayed any potential move.
The club's focus on attacking options comes as their recent Premier League form has been inconsistent, with a five-game winless streak raising concerns about their ability to convert their performances into points. Leeds are looking to strengthen their squad ahead of the second half of the season.
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