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Leeds United have made it clear that they have no intention of parting ways with Manchester United target Dominic Calvert-Lewin when the winter transfer window opens. The Red Devils are looking to reinforce their attack with a new striker, a necessity exacerbated by Benjamin Sesko’s long-term shin injury. The Slovenian international is set to miss several months and is unlikely to return to full match fitness until January, with a full recovery potentially stretching into February or March.
Consequently, Manchester United are determined to secure a high-quality Premier League striker to provide cover, and Calvert-Lewin has emerged as a primary target. The Englishman has been in outstanding form for Leeds upfront, scoring 20 goals across all competitions since his arrival last year. Leeds United greatly value his services and are highly unlikely to entertain the prospect of selling to a direct league rival, especially during the winter window. With his contract running until June 2028, Leeds hold all the leverage and can afford to keep him until the summer, potentially offering him a lucrative new contract with a salary hike in the meantime.
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