Leeds United are considering a £35m bid to sign Wolves midfielder André this summer, as Daniel Farke looks to strengthen his squad for a more ambitious Premier League campaign. Brazilian outlet RTI Esporte first broke the story, with Sport Witness later relaying the report to English audiences.
Leeds United Eye André as Wolves Face Summer Sell-Off
Wolves are working on a valuation of £26m to £35m, and a Leeds offer at the top of that range would match what the Midlands club want. André, now a 13-cap Brazil international with 64 Premier League appearances, will draw plenty of interest this summer. Juventus also made a push for André earlier this week, making Leeds United the latest club to enter a race that will only get more crowded.
Wolves bought André from Fluminense in 2024 for around £21m, and his former club hold a 10% sell-on clause, meaning they stand to earn roughly £3.5m from a £35m domestic sale. At Wolves, André formed a midfield partnership with João Gomes that was far too good for a team at the bottom of the table, and he has quietly become one of the most reliable ball-winners in the Premier League.
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