Archie Gray could prefer staying pout at Leeds United, especially in the event of a promotion back to the Premier League this summer.
According to Football Insider, Archie Gray could have blown the chances of Tottenham and Real Madrid signing him by staying at Leeds United. The Championship side are on the brink of Premier League promotion, so it would make sense to keep the 18-year-old England youth international.
Archie Gray to stay at Leeds United?
Archie Gray has been in the news for a few months now, with speculation linking the 18-year-old England youth international to numerous clubs. The Teenager has made a sensational impact at Leeds United in an essential season in the Championship, where they are on the brink of Premier League promotion.
Leeds United are currently second in the Championship and could gain automatic promotion should they continue in their current form. Gray has played a vital role, making 38 league appearances, including in the right-back and central midfield areas.
Gray had suggested his desire to stay at Leeds following speculation linking him with a move to Liverpool. He only signed a new long-term deal with the club in January until 2028, which does give the Elland Road outfit the power in negotiations.
Tottenham are keen on the midfielder, although they might suffer a blow in their pursuit of the 18-year-old England youth international. Real Madrid have also been watching his progress at Leeds, and surprisingly, Fray might reject their overtures as well and stay put at Elland Road.
Should Leeds United sell Archie Gray?
There are a lot of angles on whether Leeds United should sell Gray in the summer, as there are positives and negatives to it. Considering how important a player he has been for them, they should potentially consider making him a big part of the team should they gain promotion back to the Premier League.
Alternatively, in this world ruled by FFP, Leeds United might find it difficult to turn down a massive offer for him in the summer. A hefty fee would massively help them strengthen their squad for the new Premier League season, especially when they might lose some of their critical stars like Wilfried Gnonto and Crysencio Summerville in the summer.
