After denying him permission to leave in August, Leeds United allowed winger Willy Gnonto to leave the team during the January transfer window.
Despite currently being eight points behind, Leeds’ promotion bid is moving along nicely at the moment, with their point total in a good enough shape to usually be in the top two.
Daniel Farke will face a lot of challenges during the January transfer window, both in terms of potential additions and keeping players from leaving.
Willy Gnonto: Most recent news?
It has been revealed by Fabrizio Romano in his Caught Offside Daily Briefing that Italian winger Willy Gnonto may be considering a transfer from the team when the transfer window opens in January.
It is unclear who will sign him, but it is possible that he will leave in less than two months.
Romeo stated:
“Wilfried Gnonto: It’s possible that he will leave Leeds in January.
He might depart, but it would depend on the proposal, and dealing with Leeds is never simple. I don’t currently have any confirmation of Tottenham connections, despite rumors.”
Gnonto, is he hurt?
Gnonto traveled to represent Italy during the previous week’s international break, but this time he played for the under-21 team. On Thursday, the team defeated San Marino 7-0 with two goals and a penalty.
The 20-year-old raised concerns, though, when he appeared to be having hamstring issues and clutched the ball of his leg before limping off:
Even though Gnonto might end up leaving in January, it will be much harder for him to leave and for the clubs that want him to leave.
