Tottenham ready to sell Joe Rodon to Leeds United

Spurs are prepared to let Leeds United buy Joe Rodon, which is a significant advantage for Leeds United in their pursuit of the player.
If Leeds United is successful in winning promotion, Pete O’Rourke of Football Insider claims that the team may be able to sign Joe Rodon permanently in the summer. In order to better balance their books ahead of a busy summer transfer window, Tottenham Hotspur has decided to allow the 26-year-old to leave.
After taking over at Tottenham, Ange Postecoglou has done a fantastic job, and in the summer, he will look to add more players to strengthen the team. And the North London club could approve Rodon’s exit to help balance their books and raise money.Last summer, Micky Van de Ven was signed by Tottenham. Rodon fell farther down the hierarchy upon his arrival. Leeds United decided to aim for an early return to the top division, so they signed the Welshman on a season-long loan.

The 26-year-old has been fantastic for them since moving. Under Daniel Farke, he has proven to be a reliable member of the team. With 40 appearances for them, Rodon has contributed significantly to their strong defensive performances, as Leeds has only allowed 30 goals in the league this season. At Elland Road, the Welsh international is already a fan favorite, and they hope to keep him among their ranks for many more. Leeds United is in second place in the Championship right now, and they have a good chance of making it back to the top division.According to O’Rourke, Leeds United will be able to recruit the 26-year-old defender permanently if they are successful in winning promotion. When his Spurs contract expires in the summer of 2025, the North London team is prepared to approve his departure.Tottenham wants to strengthen their defense even more, therefore his exit will free up money and create space for other players. A price tag of between £10–15 million might be sufficient for Leeds United, the study claims. Although the midfielder would really like to stay at Leeds, his future there will ultimately depend on whether the Yorkshire team is able to advance.