Leeds United are reportedly interested in signing AFC Wimbledon forward Ali Al-Hamadi.
That is according to South London Press journalist Edmund Brack, who claims Leeds United are monitoring the young striker ahead of a potential transfer.
Should Leeds make a formal approach, Wimbledon are thought to be willing to listen to offers in excess of £1 million, and that would be a record fee for the League Two club.
Since joining Wimbledon nearly one year ago, Al-Hamadi, who has two years left on his deal, has directly contributed to 20 goals in 35 games in all competitions.
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