Leeds suffer another transfer setback

Leeds United‘s possibilities of signing Julian Quinones seem to have been shot down, in response to rising studies…

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Colombian newspaper El Informador [July 30, page 13] declare that the 25-year-old striker is about to stay at Liga MX outfit Atlas for the rest of the season, regardless of being offered to the Yorkshire giants.

The Daily Mail not too long ago revealed Leeds’ consideration quickly turned to the Colombian ahead after lacking out on a transfer for Membership Brugge star Charles De Ketelaere, who’s on the verge of becoming a member of Serie A champions AC Milan.

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One other gutting blow for Marsch

With only a week to go till the beginning of the brand new Premier League marketing campaign, this newest replace will certainly go away supervisor Jesse Marsch completely gutted, if not fuming.

His makes an attempt to discover a new frontman to offer competitors and backup to Patrick Bamford, who missed a big a part of final season via injury, have been thwarted as soon as once more, having already missed out on De Ketelaere.

A livewire presence up prime, Quinones would have added a goalscoring presence in assault for the Whites. As per Transfermarkt, the previous Tigres star delivered 14 objectives and 9 assists throughout 42 appearances as Atlas sealed the Liga MX title.

The 25-year-old talisman additionally notched double figures by way of bookings, so evidently, he takes no prisoners and would have been a trouble for any Premier League defender.

Some reports have advised that Marsch is an enormous fan of the ex-Colombia U21 worldwide and would like to signal him at Elland Highway this window, so that can solely additional add to his disappointment.

As soon as lauded as an “animal in all coaching classes” by central defensive teammate Diego Reyes, it’s straightforward to see why the American would admire such a relentless workhorse as he’d match his system to a tee.

However identical to with De Ketelaere, it appears as if Leeds have little or no likelihood of securing a switch for Quinones anytime quickly, a lot to the frustration of the supervisor.

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