Vladyslav Vanat, a striker for Dynamo Kyiv, has been linked to Leeds United this summer; however, a transfer will require Leeds United to fulfill his release clause.
Many of the transfer rumors we’re seeing are really that—speculation—because the summer transfer window is still just over a week away from actually beginning.
To ensure the Whites’ pleasant and long-lasting return to the Premier League, Leeds will undoubtedly already have irons in the fire and the 49ers will be prepared to pay heavily.
Leeds United ‘interested’ in signing Dynamo Kyiv star striker Vladyslav Vanat
Ukrainian publication Last week, Sport.ua reported that Leeds, along with Premier League rivals Fulham, were among the few teams interested in signing Vladyslav Vanat, a striker for Dynamo Kyiv, this summer.
With 21 goals and eight assists in all competitions, the 23-year-old Ukrainian international has had an incredible season in front of goal.
His goals in the Ukrainian Premier League have propelled his team to the league title, which will be decided on the last day because of their superior goal differential. If they win on Saturday, they will finish the season undefeated.
After losing to Red Bull Salzburg at the last hurdle this season, Vanat’s form indicates that Dynamo is trying to hold onto him for the next Champions League qualification stages. However, their desire to qualify could cause a delay in an agreement.
Vladyslav Vanat’s release clause is revealed to Leeds United and Fulham.
Football24 has now disclosed the potential cost for Leeds or Fulham to acquire the striker in the forthcoming summer transfer window.
Despite the reluctance to let him go, Vanat has a €20 million (£16.9 million) release clause in his contract.
It’s very obvious that Leeds needs one or two strikers this summer to have the firepower they need to fight for their lives.
Joel Piroe’s finishing would be a useful addition, but Leeds need ready-made forwards if they are to have any hope of winning.
Vanat’s goal-scoring record speaks for itself, but his Ukrainian heritage makes him a dangerous addition who hasn’t been proven at a high level.
Numerous players from the same division have made a name for themselves in the UK.
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