Leeds linked with shock move for 34-goal AC Milan striker after agreeing Dominic Calvert-Lewin deal

Leeds United are reportedly weighing up a late-window push for AC Milan forward Noah Okafor as they look to supercharge their attacking options. While no official offer has yet been tabled and direct negotiations between the clubs have not taken place, the 25-year-old Swiss international is firmly on the recruitment radar at Elland Road, as reported by The Athletic.

Leeds eye Milan’s Swiss star Okafor
Will join Calvert-Lewin in attack
Daniel Farke's eyes are on survival after promotion

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WHAT HAPPENED?
The Yorkshire club have wasted no time strengthening their frontline this summer. Former Wolfsburg and Manchester City striker Lukas Nmecha has arrived on a free transfer, while the Whites have also secured an agreement in principle for Dominic Calvert-Lewin, another free signing after the England forward departed from Everton.

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THE BIGGER PICTURE
Now, manager Daniel Farke has set his sights on Okafor. His career began in the youth system at Swiss outfit FC Basel, where he made his senior debut in May 2018. A year later, he sealed a move to Austrian giants Red Bull Salzburg, where he flourished. Over four seasons, he racked up 110 appearances, finding the net 34 times and laying on 23 assists; the rich vein of form that earned him his Serie A switch.
DID YOU KNOW?
Milan brought Okafor to San Siro in July 2023, hoping to harness his pace and direct attacking threat. The forward has since played 53 matches for the Rossoneri, scoring seven goals, but repeated injury setbacks have stalled his momentum. The flashes of brilliance have been there, yet consistency has proven elusive, something Leeds hope they can reignite in England. He spent the latter half of last season on loan at Napoli and made four appearances for the reigning Italian champions.