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Oliver Walton

Tue 14 April 2026 12:30, UK

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Jayden Bogle was key to Leeds United‘s win against Man United and they must now be increasingly worried that he could be snapped up in the summer transfer window.

Bogle continued his fine Leeds form with one of his best performances of the season as the Whites won 2-1 at Old Trafford on Monday night.

He has certainly proven his worth at Elland Road since a £5million move from Sheffield United in 2024, after playing a big part in their Championship title-winning campaign last term.

The 25-year-old was linked away from Leeds in the winter after an impressive start to life back in the top flight, but remained at the club and has continued to shine.

With survival seemingly likely, Leeds’ transfer plans are set to revolve around building a squad that can push on in the Premier League, but they must now be concerned that Bogle could depart for pastures new.

Jayden Bogle was Leeds’ main attacking force against Man United

Bogle has come into his own since Farke started utilising wing-backs in his side rather than wingers and full-backs.

He lined up on the right against the Red Devils and was able to occupy the space in behind Manuel Ugarte to near-devastating effect all evening.

The former Sheffield United man constantly looked to get Leeds on the front foot when on the ball, and was also key to their pressing efforts in the first half as he pushed right up on Luke Shaw while out of possession.

His statistics from the game speak for themselves, with Senne Lammens the only man able to stop him from picking up an assist after he delivered an inch-perfect cross for Dominic Calvert-Lewin to head on target in the second half.

Leeds must be concerned about Bogle’s future despite survival chances

Leeds’ chances of keeping hold of their key players, like Bogle, will be given a huge boost if they stay in the Premier League this season.

Sources told Football Insider in January that Everton wanted to sign Bogle, but he was keen to see out the season at Elland Road and a move never materialised.

The Toffees will surely remain interested, given how well he has been playing recently, and their potential return to European football could see the 25-year-old tempted to move to Merseyside.

Numerous higher-placed clubs are likely to have Bogle on their radar ahead of the summer window, and even though Leeds have lofty ambitions in the top-flight, it certainly would not be a surprise to see him poached if he continues to shine until the end of the season.