The current roster Daniel Farke has at his disposal includes Liam Cooper, Sam Byram, and Jamie Shackleton; their contracts expire in June, and a few players on loan will also be free agents.

After his contract with Leeds expires, Robin Koch has already committed to a permanent move to loan side Frankfurt. Currently on loan at English teams are Ian Poveda, Cody Drameh, Lew Bate, and Luke Ayling.

June marks the expiration of contracts for all four, with Ayling anticipated to remain at Boro under Michael

The two-time Colombian star Poveda has performed well on loan at Sheffield Wednesday in Yorkshire and helped them avoid relegation after playing ten times under Farke in the first half of the season.

Poveda is anticipated to stay in the Championship on Wednesday under manager Danny Rohl, but according to Colombian publication AS, two Premier League teams are interested in the winger.

According to the study, Poveda’s home country of Colombia has made the following claims:

Luton and Burnley eye surprise move for Leeds winger Ian Poveda

Vincent Kompany and Rob Edwards appear to be preparing for The Championship the next season. With two games remaining, Burnley is five points behind 17th place, and Luton is three points outside of safety.

Poveda is rumored to be on their shortlist. It is likely that both will be in the Championship the next season and that they will be searching for additions to help mount an early push for promotion.

Even though Sunderland’s manager, Rohl, stated on Wednesday that he would like to sign Poveda permanently, even though it seems unlikely at this time, Sunderland is still ready to make a move for the player.

What is Poveda’s best move this summer as clubs circle

Poveda will obviously not remain at Leeds the next summer, even if the team finishes in the Championship but is eliminated in the play-offs. The winger has to move teams and sign a contract so he can play consistently the following season.

Poveda frequently teases his opponents on Instagram, which is evidence that he is content at Wednesday. He has shown some signs of magic in a side that ought to do much better the following term.

Poveda’s need for playing time is now being hampered by his status as a squad player at Leeds, so a move to Luton or Burnley—even in the championship—would be similar to what he has experienced there.

Given that they have faith in younger players and that Jack Clarke is likely to leave the Black Cats, Sunderland would be a wise choice. However, he is content with Wednesday and would be justified in agreeing to a longer stay.