The young winger was one of the bright points of an otherwise disappointing campaign as Leeds were relegated from the Premier League last season, where he did at least show some potential to make an impact going forward on occasion.

The young winger was one of the bright points of an otherwise disappointing campaign as Leeds were relegated from the Premier League last season, where he did at least show some potential to make an impact going forward on occasion.

Although the 20-year-old is now back in contention for selection by manager Daniel Farke, it seems questions will still be asked about a potential transfer, with the market set to reopen at the turn of the year.

According to recent reports, Leeds could be willing to sell the Italy international for the right price in January, and it seems one club who could be set to test their resolve over Gnonto, is Lazio.

According to the latest updates from Italian outlet Calcio Style, Lazio are weighing up a potential move to sign Gnonto in the January window.

It is thought that deal would initially be a loan move, with the option-to-buy the winger on a permanent basis, at the end of the season.

Under the terms of the deal that could be proposed to Leeds by the Serie A side, the Italian club would supposedly pay Gnonto’s current side €15million, if they were to take up the option to make that loan move a permanent one in the summer transfer market.