Leeds United are rumoured to be interested in signing Wolves attacker Hee-Chan Hwang, and now, according to recent reports, the Whites have been handed a boost after it was reported that Bruno Lage may be forced to offload the South Korean.
Claims that Jesse Marsch is in the market for a new striker have come as no surprise.
The Yorkshire-based club have been forced to rely on Patrick Bamford, but with his injuries problems, the Whites’ attack is very thread-bare.
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Looking to recruit a late addition, Hwang has emerged as a potential target and with Wolves in need of raising some funds to finance extra signings themselves, Hwang is understood to be a player up for sale.
A recent report from The Express read: “The South Korea star is a £15m target for Leeds, and Molineux chief Bruno Lage accepts he might have to wheel and deal in the transfer market.”