Breaking:Di Marzio provides an update from Italy while Leeds suffers a transfer setback in January

Di Marzio provides an update from Italy while Leeds suffers a transfer setback in January 

Under Daniel Farke, Leeds United is undoubtedly on the rise; at the moment, the Whites are ranked fourth in the Championship.

However, in anticipation of a crucial few months for the team as they attempt to return to the big time, the manager might wish to bolster his roster.

And that reinforcement might come right at the back in the form of a new goalkeeper. Leeds is reportedly in the

running to sign Bartlomej Dragowski of Spezia, according to a Tuesday, January 16, Tuttomercatoweb report.

But the article did state that in order for the Whites to acquire the Spezia man, they had to formally sell Illan Meslier, who is currently ranked first.

However, even if Meslier were to leave Elland Road, it appears unlikely that

Dragowski would follow. On Wednesday, January 17, Gianluca Di Marzio reported

that the Spezia goalkeeper is close to joining Panathinaikos, with talks still ongoing between the two teams.

If Leeds and Farke had been sincere about getting Dragowski to Elland Road this month, then that is undoubtedly a setback.

Farke is eager to concentrate on continuing to score goals, so the man in the dugout won’t be wanting too many January transfer setbacks.

A strong goalkeeper is essential for that, but with his attackers playing well on the other side of the field, the German can at least unwind.

The next match for Farke and his team is a test against Preston North End, which takes place on Sunday, January 21, at Elland Road in the Championship.

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