Leeds reportedly scouted Tornqvist once more during Mjallby AIF’s most recent Allsvenskan matchup with Elfsborg, according to Football League Central.

And Mjallby’s top-ranked player is happy to hear that clubs further south are still considering him after he demonstrated Leeds’ interest in him at the tender age of 15.

Leeds United back in for Noel Tornqvist

Naturally, a lot of fun.Tornqvist, who is wary about getting carried away, says to Fotbollskanalen, “Proof that you have done something good.

“You start to feel content and proud. You’ll discover that clubs have paid visits. But Mjallby is my only concern right now. Whether or whether there is interest, I don’t want to become too involved.

Naturally, you hear about it and discover (that the clubs are intrigued). However, whether there is one spectator, ten, or one hundred thousand, it makes no difference to my game. I don’t worry myself too much about it.

“It’s critical that the next step be the appropriate one for me. We’ll see when the moment is appropriate, whether it’s in Sweden or somewhere else.

Hesse Larsson, the sporting director of Mjallby, claims that Tornqvist has also attracted the attention of clubs in Italy. But if Tornqvist had to choose between England and Serie A, don’t be shocked if he chooses the former—especially if Daniel Farke can lead Leeds back to the top league on his first attempt.

‘England is the dream’

The shot-stopper, who is currently 21 years old, continues, “England is the dream destination.” “Premier League games on TV on Saturdays at 4pm always bring back memories of when you were younger. Then, you might have met up with pals and watched English football after playing a match of your own in the morning.

Soon, Tornqvist’s aspiring proteges from Sweden may be seeing him play between the posts at Elland Road, getting inspired to follow in his footsteps.

The first-choice for Leeds right now, Ilan Mesler, is still in the starting lineup and will make his debut tonight against Stoke City.