Leeds United is targeting Santiago Bueno and Ladislav Krejci from Wolves as potential signings at the end of the season. With Wolves set to compete in the Championship next season, both players might consider a move to stay in the Premier League, which remains an attractive option for them.

According to Pete O’Rourke from Football Insider:

• Bueno has performed reasonably well for Wolves this season, playing more matches than he did since joining Molineux in 2023, and has made a positive impression.
• Leeds is also interested in his teammate Krejci, highlighting a need for reinforcements in defense to complement their successful three centre-backs formation under manager Daniel Farke.

Both players possess the quality necessary for top-flight football and could significantly enhance Leeds' defensive capabilities. As Leeds fights for survival in the Premier League, securing these acquisitions could be crucial for their efforts to remain in the league.

Leeds United is aware that improving the squad during the summer transfer window is essential for future success. The addition of experienced defenders like Bueno and Krejci could be a strategic move to bolster their lineup.

While Wolves will be hesitant to lose key players, the reality of competing in the second division may motivate both Bueno and Krejci to seek new opportunities, making a transfer likely.