Calvert-Lewin set for new Leeds deal as striker thrives at Elland Road
Dominic Calvert-Lewin's future at Leeds United is firmly in the spotlight, with reports suggesting the striker is set to extend his stay at Elland Road.
TeamTalk reports that Leeds are ready to use the upcoming international break to push forward with new contract talks with Calvert-Lewin, adding that the 29-year-old striker has indicated he is ready to commit his future to the club. The same report says Manchester United have been made aware of Leeds' stance on the matter, suggesting any interest from elsewhere is not likely to tempt Leeds into selling (TeamTalk).
LeedsLive backs up the sense that Calvert-Lewin is settled, saying he is in a "very good place" at Elland Road and explaining what he believes has been the key to his impressive form since arriving. The site notes he has defied his critics to become a big success at Leeds, which fits with the idea that he would want to stay and build on that form (LeedsLive).
Together, the two reports paint a clear picture from Leeds's side: a player enjoying his football and settled in Yorkshire, and a club keen to tie him down before any interest from elsewhere, including Manchester United, can develop into anything concrete.
Separately, LeedsUnited.com's interview with Melvin Bard about his display against Tottenham Hotspur is not part of the same story and has been left out of this update (LeedsUnited.com).
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