Joe Rodon’s permanent move to Leeds United helped by what happened last night – Report

Joe Rodon’s permanent signing with Leeds United is probably dependent on the team’s return to the Premier League, which is made possible by the Whites’ Tuesday ascent into the top two.

 

Leeds’ summer transfer window cannot actually be scheduled in stone until the

team is certain of the division they will play in the next season.

After seven straight victories, the 49ers should be able to secure the signings

they desire and manage their finances much more easily with Premier League football.

Swansea 0-4 Leeds: Ex-Swans enjoy fruitful return to South Wales

Joe Rodon, Joel Piroe, Dan James, and Connor Roberts were the four members of Leeds’ roster who had previously played for Swansea. All four players started the game or came off the bench.

It was a fantastic performance all around for Rodon, who kept his old employers out of the game while recording his 13th and Leeds’ 14th clean sheet of the season in that 4-0 thrashing.

 

He and Ethan Ampadu have forged a fantastic connection at the back, and

Ampadu is doing a great job of igniting a debate over whether the once-dominant

Pascal Struijk should return to the starting lineup when he does.

 

Without a doubt, Leeds supporters adore Rodon and would be quite happy to see

him stick there for more than just the 23–24 campaign.

Rodon stance on Leeds permanent transfer emerges

The center defender for the Whites on loan will like to move permanently to Leeds in the summer, according to reports from Football Insider.

 

That position, though, is only valid if Leeds is promoted back to the Premier

League; if not, he’ll probably receive other offers.

 

Naturally, Southampton’s amazing unbeaten run came to an end last night with a 3-1 loss against Bristol City, which

helped Leeds move up into the top two over them despite the Saints still having

a game to play. This has increased Leeds’ prospects of getting promoted.

Rodon wants Leeds move, promotion vital

We have revitalized Rodon’s career with this loan move, and you can tell how much he’s loving his game right now, so there was never any doubt that he would want to join Leeds.

 

However, knowing that staying in the EFL makes the financial requirements nearly unattainable, we must return to the Premier League.

 

Whether we go up or not, PL offers will be on the table, so we need to be prepared to present that to persuade him.