Finish it off.
Selling Llorente to the oil-rich PSG could prove advantageous for all parties, especially Leeds.
First of all, if PSG really is the Spanish team, this suggests that the Whites could still be able to obtain a fair transfer fee because the player is still a valued asset in the transfer market.
Moving to the Parc des Princes offers Llorente the possibility to compete at the top level of European football. Under Luis Enrique, he may also find a new beginning and an opportunity to establish himself in a lower division.
Parting ways might also remove any potential disruptions or negative influences from the squad, given the reported discontent with Llorente’s behaviour during his move in the summer. This would help Daniel Farke create a more unified team environment.
After being fired, Jose Mourinho, who had wanted Llorente to go for Roma, would not have been as fond of the centre back and might not have minded splitting up with him.
In related developments:
Big claim made about deal between West Ham and Leeds for star Wilfried Gnonto
Regarding a transfer involving Leeds and West Ham for star Wilfried Gnonto during the January window, there has been a lot of speculation.
When it comes to football transfer rumours, it may be challenging for supporters to decide what—and more crucially, whom—to believe.
Hammers News is only one of several informational resources available for West Ham and Leeds United.
Conflicting rumours invariably follow, particularly in the hectic January transfer window when West Ham and Leeds are connected to everyone and everything.
Big claim about deal between West Ham and Leeds for Gnonto
Those who have been keeping up with the rumours may have noticed that Leeds and West Ham have been trading column inches over the past week or so.
It is rumoured that the Hammers are looking to add a new forward, preferably one who can operate from the left.
Two journalists, one of whom is the primary source for Leeds news, allegedly told Hammers News that David Moyes is interested in Wilfried Gnonto and that Ben Johnson is a target for the Elland Road team.
During the summer transfer window, the Hammers were also strongly linked to Leeds star Gnonto, who can play all three front positions.
However, a significant allegation about a contract between Leeds and West Ham for
Italian is not a target, says journalist
And Leeds supporters will be ecstatic.
Since Ryan Taylor, a Mirror reporter, has made it clear that Gnonto is not a goal the Hammers have in mind for the January transfer window.
According to Taylor, “West Ham is still prioritising attacking reinforcements.”
“However, contrary to reports, they are not interested in Leeds forward Wilfried Gnonto.”
No doubt, Leeds United will feel relieved as they pursue promotion to the Premier League once more.
If Taylor’s allegation is true, West Ham ought to be concentrating on other players, such as Jack Clarke, Steven Bergwijn, Ibrahim Osman, Jonathan Rowe, and Antonio Nusa.
In the interimAs his contract approaches its expiration in the summer, The Athletic claims that Johnson, a target for Leeds, would speak with West Ham about a third round of negotiations.
