Elland Road transfer news: Leeds tipped to 'revisit' deal for £22.5m Lang

Journalist David Anderson believes that Leeds United could revisit a move for winger Noa Lang in the summer.

The club were linked with a potential swoop to sign the star from Club Brugge in January but ultimately failed to add a new player into the squad.

The club made moves to sign a new player at the turn of the year.

They targeted a potential move to sign Brenden Aaronson from RB Salzburg but that deal was not completed, despite two bids being tabled.

The first offer was worth a reported £15m while the second was worth £20m, but the attacking midfielder has remained in Austria.

There was also reportedly interest in a deal to sign Lang from the Belgian club in January prior to the transfer deadline.

A report from Het Belang van Limburg in Belgium reported that Leeds were keeping a close eye on his development, while there is also interest from AC Milan and Arsenal.

Club Brugge are said to be laying the groundwork for his potential departure, but would demand in excess of €30m (£25.3m) if he does depart.

Lang has been with Brugge since 2020, when he was loaned to the club from Ajax, but he has only been a permanent member of the squad since the summer.

In total, he has made 70 appearances for the club, scoring 25 goals and laying on 24 assists, playing primarily as a left winger, but he is also capable of playing as a right winger and a striker, as well as in central midfield. This season, he has scored eight goals and laid on 12 assists.

Lang is valued at £22.5m by Transfermarkt and Anderson believes that a move from Leeds could be revisited in the summer.

He told GiveMeSport: “I think Noa Lang is one that Leeds could revisit in the summer. As we know, Bielsa loves wingers, he just loves collecting them, like someone