In their chase of Kieffer Moore, a striker for Bournemouth, Ipswich Town and Sunderland appear to have blown Leeds United out of the water.
After learning that he is free to leave the Vitality Stadium, a number of Championship clubs have expressed interest in signing the Wales international.
Moore’s permanent departure from Bournemouth is reportedly their goal, but for the second half of the season, a loan out could also be an option.
The two teams that have made proposals thus far are Sunderland and Ipswich, but former team Cardiff City is also rumored to be interested, according to The Athletic [January 17, 5:15 p.m.].
The loan bids from Ipswich and Sunderland allegedly include paying Bournemouth an upfront fee in addition to a portion of his salary.
The Cherries have no special urgency to let go of Moore, and they probably won’t decide who he joins until very near the deadline According to the article, they are actually waiting for a more attractive offer than the ones that have already been put forth for Moore.
Leeds will need to outbid those competing offers if they truly want the 31-year-old, as The Sun [3 January] revealed.
Although a striker isn’t exactly Daniel Farke’s top priority in January, this could be too good of an opportunity to pass up.
Moore has a strong track record of scoring goals in the Championship and, should promotion be secured, should be able to contribute in the Premier League.Above all, defeating opponents for automatic promotion, Ipswich in particular, would be a powerful statement of determination for the Welshman.
Phil Hay has disclosed that a club was hesitant to sell a player to the Whites during the summer, which is unrelated to Leeds United news.
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