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Leeds United Eye 26-Year-Old Striker: Can Farke Pair Him With Calvert-Lewin?

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Leeds United are planning their next major investment in attack, according to The 4th Official. Daniel Farke is considering his centre-forward options as the 2026/27 season progresses. The club has Dominic Calvert-Lewin leading the line.

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Leeds United are planning their next major investment in attack, according to The 4th Official. Daniel Farke is considering his centre-forward options as the 2026/27 season progresses. The club has Dominic Calvert-Lewin leading the line.

The club is reportedly seeking another striker, with Rennes' 26-year-old Esteban Lepaul a potential target. Lepaul has scored seven goals in seven league appearances this season and has been called up to the France national squad.

A summer 2027 transfer appears more realistic due to Lepaul's current form and international breakthrough. Leeds have the financial backing of their 49ers ownership group, but the eventual fee remains uncertain, with Rennes holding a strong negotiating position.

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Leeds United have started planning for their next major investment in attack, with Daniel Farke facing important decisions about his centre-forward options as the 2026/27 season progresses. The Whites entered the campaign with Dominic Calvert-Lewin leading the line after his summer arrival. The England international has scored four Premier League goals, offering Farke a physical presence who can challenge defenders, hold up possession and create opportunities for supporting runners. Leeds have collected 10 points from their opening seven league matches, recording two wins, four draws and one defeat. Although that return keeps them competitive in seventh place, their forward options require careful consideration as the club plans beyond the current campaign.

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