Leeds are expected to explore the free agent market this summer as the club looks to recruit and replace those who will inevitably leave following the team's play-off final defeat.
Here are 14 players the Whites could feasibly go for, if they leave their current clubs at the end of June.

7. Michail Antonio
At 34 years-old, Antonio is approaching the end of his shelf life as a line-leading forward in the Premier League and is out of contract at the London Stadium this summer. There is little doubt he'd still be a good option in the Championship, although Antonio's wage demands could prove to be a sticking point in negotiations. | Getty Images

8. Andre Gomes
A former Valencia and Barcelona player, 30-year-old midfielder Andre Gomes will leave Everton this summer on a free transfer. There are likely to be offers from abroad for the Portuguese international, but if not, Leeds could do a lot worse at the base of midfield. | Getty Images

9. Max Lowe
Yorkshireman Max Lowe will leave Sheffield United this summer and look for a new club. At 27 years of age, the player remains in his peak years, seeking a fresh challenge, while Leeds may be in need of not one but two left-backs. | Getty Images

10. Oli McBurnie
Another difficult season in the top flight for McBurnie, but the 27-year-old still knows where the goal is in the second tier. His Blades deal is up this summer and will become a free agent as of June 30th. He may not be a popular addition but if he begins firing in a white shirt, much of that will be forgotten. | Getty Images

11. Scott McKenna
Scottish international defender Scott McKenna could be another player on Leeds' list. The centre-half has spent the 2023/24 campaign on loan at FC Copenhagen in Denmark but is expected to leave Nottingham Forest this summer. | Ritzau Scanpix/AFP via Getty Ima

12. Jayden Bogle
Relegated with Sheffield United last season but still just 23 years of age with plenty of room to develop. If Leeds are in the market for right-backs, which they very possibly could be, Bogle is not a bad option to explore on a free. | Getty Images

