Leeds United had anticipated interest in Willy Gnonto during the January transfer window, as per talkSPORT’s Alex Crook.
However, contrary to expectations, no offers materialized, leaving the Italian forward to remain at Elland Road.
Despite his initial desire to leave at the start of the season, Gnonto, under Daniel Farke’s guidance, has amassed 26 appearances and three goals across all competitions.
Crook highlighted the irony of Gnonto’s situation, noting the club’s effort to retain him after his initial desire to depart, leading to a standoff that saw him unable to secure a spot in the starting lineup.
Nonetheless, Gnonto has become a key figure for Leeds United, showcasing his talent with crucial goals in recent matches against Bristol City and Plymouth Argyle.
Despite rumored interest from Everton and West Ham, Gnonto’s commitment to Leeds remains steadfast for now, providing a boost for Farke’s squad.
