Leeds United defender Diego Llorente is currently on loan at Italian club Roma, which has the option to sign him permanently at the end of the season. However, his long-term future with Roma remains uncertain.
According to Football Italia, the 30-year-old Spanish defender is available for €5 million. He has been a valuable player for Roma, and it will be interesting to see if the club decides to make the move permanent in the coming weeks.
Llorente does not have a future at Leeds, who are hoping to raise funds from his departure to strengthen their squad for the new season. They are hoping that Roma will pay the €5 million fee to secure his services permanently.
Llorente also wants to continue at the Italian club, so it will be interesting to see how the situation unfolds.
Leeds United are expected to significantly improve their squad during the summer transfer window as they aim for promotion to the Premier League next season. They will face Southampton in the play-off final on Sunday and hope to secure a return to the top flight. They have had an impressive season and aim to finish on a high note.
To perform well in the Premier League if they secure promotion, Leeds will need quality players. Selling players like Llorente will boost their transfer budget, helping them acquire better players.
The reported asking price is quite reasonable, and Roma certainly have the financial resources to pay it. The 30-year-old Spanish defender could prove to be a bargain for them at the reported fee.
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