Kieffer Moore is supposedly up for grabs by Leeds United from Cardiff City, according to claims that the seasoned striker is being sold by Bournemouth this month.

Currently sitting in fourth place in the second division, the Whites are vying for promotion following their relegation from the Premier League the previous campaign. As of right now, Leeds United is four points behind Southampton in third place and seven points behind Ipswich Town, who are currently holding the second automatic promotion spot.

As the competition for promotion intensifies in the second half of the season, Leicester appears to be a strong contender for the top spot, thus everything is up for grabs.

The January transfer market is now open for business, and Leeds has made room in its roster for two Premier League loans. They have already used two of these spots to recruit Djed Spece and Joe Rodon, both from Tottenham. That being said, the CEO

The Wales international began his playing career in non-league and went on to play for a number of different clubs in League One, the Championship, and the Premier League.

He’s played in 381 games over that time and scored 121 goals, which is a record of one goal every 3.14 appearances.

However, his nine goals in 43 games with Bournemouth are arguably the reason he is most well-known.

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Leeds is considering the Kieffer Moore strategy.

KieNow in his third season at the Vitality Stadium, Leeds is weighing him up. It seems that he has fallen down Andoni Iraola’s priority list, primarily because of Dominic Solanke’s explosive shooting.

As per our exclusive report from last month, Bournemouth was prepared to let go of the 31-year-old, with a return to his former team, Cardiff, seeming quite likely.Fermi Moore method

The 39-time cap player appears likely to return to his home country of Wales, according to The Sun, although Leeds is reportedly prepared to interfere with the Bluebirds’ intentions by pursuing their own transfer.

Joel Piroe and Patrick Bamford are the two central striker alternatives for Leeds; the former England cap scored his first goal in nine months throughout the weekend as Daniel Farke’s team defeated Birmingham 3-0.

Summertime acquisition. Farke has utilised Piroe in a deeper No. 10 role, pushing Georginio Rutter up higher. However, Whites supporters have questioned that reasoning because it appears that the Dutchman would be more effective playing at number nine. However, the Swansea acquisition, which cost £12.9 million, has nevertheless managed nine

Leeds informed not to accept proposals from Crysencio Summerville

The biggest battle Leeds may face in the January window, however, remains around the retention of some of their top stars.

Leeds has been ordered to oppose Crysencio Summervi.However, keeping some of their best players is still Leeds’ biggest January transfer window challenge.

Consequently, there has been much speculation that star winger Crysencio Summerville could join Aston Villa, Brighton, or Newcastle.

The Dutch winger, though, is reportedly the subject of a £30 million bid from Newcastle, as we exclusively disclosed on Wednesday. Leeds, it seemed, was taking a firm stand on not being for sale.

In order for the Whites to maintain their fight for promotion, they cannot afford to sell their 12-goal winger, according to Sky Sports commentator and former Leeds player David Prutton.

With our current attacking lineup, there will also be some interest in Leeds’ players.

To that end, star winger Crysencio Summerville has been strongly linked with a move to the likes of Aston Villa, Brighton and Newcastle.

But despite rumours that Newcastle was preparing a £30 million bid for the Dutch winger, we exclusively disclosed on Wednesday that Leeds was adopting a firm not-for-sale position over his services.

Former Leeds midfielder David Prutton, a pundit for Sky Sports, has now outlined why the Whites can’t afford to let up their 12-goal winger in order to keep up their promotion push.

He stated in an article for the Yorkshire Evening Post, “There will also be an element of interest in Leeds’ players given attack-wise what we have seen from them, Crysencio Summerville given the interest in him prior to anything really happening this season.”

If you are Leeds, you will keep a watch on that and make sure you receive the best deal for him if he leaves.