Just In; Leeds Want to Sign ‘Mini Osimhen’ This Summer as ‘Agreement’ Emerges

Leeds United are reportedly lining up a summer move for , with forward emerging as a serious target, according to sports boom

The Whites have put together a respectable Premier League campaign and currently sit 15th in the table, holding a six-point cushion above the relegation zone.

Head coach has helped stabilise results by switching to a back-five system designed to maximise the strengths of his squad.

Leeds explored several attacking options during the January transfer window but ultimately only managed to secure on loan from .

Determined not to repeat that frustration, the club has already begun early planning for the summer market—and David has now surfaced as a prime attacking target.

The 24-year-old has enjoyed a breakthrough season in Belgium, earning a reputation as a relentless goalscorer.

He has registered 15 goals and two assists across all competitions, including appearances in the Champions League, and his form has attracted interest from multiple clubs across Europe.

With a World Cup on the horizon for the Canada international, a summer transfer looks increasingly likely.

Union Saint-Gilloise are aware of the growing demand and are keen to maximise their return, placing an estimated £20 million valuation on the striker.

That figure is not expected to deter Leeds, who are eager to bolster their forward line ahead of next season.

Standing at 6ft 5in and praised for his all-round attacking qualities, David has even been likened in scouting circles to a “mini Osimhen,” highlighting the physical presence and goal threat he could bring.

USG recently tied him down to a contract extension until 2029 to strengthen their negotiating position, though there is believed to be a gentleman’s agreement allowing him to leave if a suitable offer arrives, despite public claims that he is not for sale.

At present, Leeds’ main striker is , with Noah Okafor, Lukas Nmecha and Joel Piroe also competing for places.

The arrival of David could trigger departures among that group and would represent a potential upgrade in attacking firepower as Leeds look to build on their Premier League survival push.