Leeds United have been linked with a move for Kalvin Phillips in recent months, with the English midfielder having no future at Manchester City.
Kalvin Phillips, who has been a £42 million flop for Manchester City, has been linked with an emotional return to his former club Leeds United. However, but the Whites have now pulled the plug on the deal.
According to a report by Football Insider, Leeds United have ruled out a move for the struggling English midfielder.
Phillips has not been at his best since joining Manchester City, and it would not make any sense for Leeds United to bring him back. The Whites need quality players at their disposal if they want to stay up in the Premier League. Signing Phillips would be a huge mistake.
The Englishman is currently struggling for opportunities at Manchester City, and it will be interesting to see if he can get his career back on track. The 30-year-old has not been able to make his mark in the Premier League with Manchester City, and he needs a fresh start.
It will be interesting to see if he can find a suitable destination for himself where he will be able to play more often. recent reports have also linked Phillips with other midfielders, including Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Phillips needs a fresh start
Kalvin Phillips was a quality player during his time at Leeds United, but he has not been able to hit those levels since leaving the club. The Englishman needs to join a club and play under a manager where he will get regular opportunities. He needs a manager who will have faith in his abilities. It remains to be seen if he can secure the right move in the coming months.
The player is still very much at the peak of his career, and he could be a useful option in the right team. Meanwhile, Leeds United should look to bring in a quality defensive midfielder as well.
The Whites have been quite vulnerable at the back, and they need to tighten up defensively. A quality defensive midfielder will not only help them tighten up at the back, but he would also allow the creative players to operate with more freedom.
Meanwhile, Manchester City will look to get rid of the £42 million flop quickly. The English midfielder has been a terrible investment for them, and they will look to cut their losses on the player.