Leeds United in line for transfer windfall with player who left in January attracting interest

Max Dean, a former striker for Leeds, is drawing interest from other teams due to his str

ong play for MK Dons. This could bring financial benefits to his old team.
With seven goals in 22 games for MK Dons, Dean is drawing interest from scouts throughout the British Isles.
Leeds added a sell-on clause to Dean’s contract, so the Elland Road team may get paid more for the striker should he be transferred by MK Dons.

It seems as though Leeds United could be in line for a potential financial windfall in the not-too-distant future.

That comes after a story in The Yorkshire Evening Post stated that Max Dean, a former striker for the team, is drawing interest from teams for a transfer because of his performance for MK Dons.

How far along is Dean’s career?
Dean never played in the Elland Road team’s senior first team, despite having come through Leeds’ youth systems.

He was then sold during the January transfer window of the current year, joining Mark Jackson, the former Under 23s coach at Leeds, at MK Dons.

Jackson was later fired after the Dons were demoted from League One to League Two last season, but Dean is still working his way up the ranks of the organization.

The 19-year-old has made 22 appearances overall and scored seven goals.

According to this update, the MK Dons striker is now attracting a fair amount of interest as the January transfer window approaches.

JUST NOW: Leeds finally added a sell-on clause to Dean’s contract,as the Elland Road team set to get paid more for the striker

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