Leeds beats Juventus and Inter for Muharemovic, but future uncertain

Leeds beat the competition from Juventus and Inter to secure Tarik Muharemovic, Sassuolo defender, for €37 million. The youngster came out of a shadowy season in Serie A, with performances like a top player and others ruined by heavy mistakes, just like at the World Cup with Bosnia.

A fairly normal thing anyway for a 2003‑born.

Daniel Farke kept his word and, after promising him a starring role in the summer, didn’t let him miss a single minute in the 12 matches Leeds played across the Premier League and the EFL Cup.

The 23‑year‑old scored 1 goal and provided 2 assists, but above all he is an undisputed starter in a side currently sitting 9th in the league.

Muharemovic would have been useful to many Italian clubs, especially the black‑greens, who not only have failed to find a suitable replacement, but have already conceded 30 goals in just 13 games.

Chivu and Spalletti courted him in the summer, but the financial muscle of the Premier League and the technical and project guarantees that Leeds could offer made the difference.

The yellow‑blues get to enjoy him, but in the future he is destined for stages even more prestigious and important than the current ones.