Overview
- Multiple outlets reported on Monday that Leeds told Football Insider they will not entertain offers for Calvert-Lewin and do not expect to sell him in the near term.
- Calvert-Lewin has scored four goals in six appearances this season and earned a recall to the England squad, which has driven renewed transfer interest.
- Pundit Michael Owen and several media outlets linked Manchester United with a move, a suggestion that Football Insider says left Leeds unhappy.
- Leeds view the 29-year-old as central to Daniel Farke's plans, say they are under no financial pressure to sell, and would likely reject approaches in the January and summer 2027 windows.
- The club could consider a new contract to lock him in long term but reports say that option and any sale for a significant fee remain speculative rather than agreed.