Sources: Leeds 'susceptible' to losing 26-yr-old, he's being chased by three PL clubs
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(Credit: Imago) Wed 8 April 2026 8:00, UK Leeds United are “doing everything in their power” to keep hold of centre-back Pascal Struijk this summer, sources have told Football Insider.Tottenham Hotspur, Aston Villa and Newcastle United are part of a whole host of Premier League clubs who are keen to try and prise the defender away from Elland Road ahead of next season. The Whites are desperate to keep the 26-year-old and are prepared to fight to keep hold of him, and sources have indicated that they are “confident” of doing so if they can stay in the Premier League.However, if Daniel Farke’s men are relegated to the Championship, then they will be “susceptible” to any offers that come their way for the Dutchman.
Leeds’ transfer plans do not involve the idea of losing any of their key men this summer, but Struijk’s proven top-flight ability is causing him to attract interest. 🔄 Leeds United Transfer Update 🔄 Breaking news on latest signings, departures, and contract news from the Elland Road boardroom. VISIT THE LEEDS TRANSFER HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Pascal Struijk interest to increase at the end of the seasonStruijk almost left Leeds last summer, but he has returned to the fold to play a crucial role in their fight for Premier League survival in recent months.
Struijk’s displays have alerted some of the Premier League’s top clubs to his ability, and there are several sides who are ready to pounce should the West Yorkshire outfit drop back down to the Championship. Leeds also facing fear over Joe RodonFormer Manchester United chief scout Mick Brown recently told Football Insider that Leeds are also facing interest in Rodon, with several other Premier League clubs keen on him heading into the summer.Brown suggested that it is natural for teams at the bottom of the table to be at risk of being raided in every window, but he feels that the Whites will be able to keep the Welshman if they stay up.