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Exclusive: Dan James in Line for New Leeds United Contract
Leeds United are keen to extend Dan James' contract as he enters his prime years. The Welsh winger has been a standout performer in the Championship and a pivotal part of the team's promotion this season. Fans are eager to see how he performs in the Premier League after struggling at Manchester United. With the Premier League ahead, you can explore top football betting sites to stay updated on the latest odds and match outcomes.
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Leeds United are in talks to extend Dan James' contract ahead of their Premier League return, SportsBoom have been told. For those looking to stay ahead of the action, check out quick payout betting sites for fast, reliable betting options.
The Welsh winger has been one of the standout performers in the Championship this season and has been a pivotal part of Daniel Farke’s side’s promotion this term.
Aged 27, James is entering his prime years and the former Swansea City youngster has really come of age in the past two campaigns.
His current deal at Elland Road ends in the summer of 2026 and Leeds are desperate not to allow him to leave as a free agent next summer — something they have fallen foul of in recent years with other big names.
The Welsh international is a firm fan favourite and has been one of their star performers after navigating an initial sticky patch during his spell at the Whites.
His exploits this season saw him shortlisted for the EFL's Championship Player of the Season Award.
He was pitted alongside Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford and Sheffield United playmaker Gustavo Hamer, with the latter scooping the prize.
James, who has produced better output than the Blades' man this term, told local reporters after the vote: “I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t a little bit disappointed. Two other great players. Congrats to Gustavo.”
PREMIER LEAGUE POINT TO PROVE
James’ contributions to Leeds’ promotion will no doubt have caught the eye of a number of potential suitors.
But they will want to see how he fares back at the pinnacle of English football after a less than impressive record in the top flight in the past.
No doubt he is a different animal to the one who endured a tough two-year spell at Manchester United and then sent out on loan to Fulham following his first season in Yorkshire.
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