Sources: Jayden Bogle has clear Leeds transfer stance amid Everton interest
Jayden Bogle has no intention of pushing to leave Leeds United this winter, sources have told Football Insider.
The right-back has been a key player for Daniel Farke this season, and the Whites have made it perfectly clear that they will not even consider the possibility of selling him in this window.
Football Insider revealed in December that Everton are chasing a move for Bogle this winter, but sources have now outlined that Leeds are delighted with the defender’s recent contributions, while the player himself is also very happy at Elland Road.
Everton are in the market for a new right-back this month, but they will have to look elsewhere, with the newly-promoted outfit not entertaining any offers for Bogle.
Jayden Bogle is a key player for Daniel Farke
Bogle was invaluable for Leeds in their title-winning campaign in the Championship last term, and it has been a similar story for him on their return to the top-flight.
The former Sheffield United man started in 44 of his team’s 46 league games on their way to the league title and automatic promotion in 2024-25, and he hasn’t lost any of his importance to Farke since then.
Bogle has started in 18 of Leeds’ opening 20 Premier League games this season, and only a recent injury has prevented him from keeping his 100 per cent start record intact.
Gabriel Gudmundsson is the only man in the Whites’ squad to have played more league minutes than Bogle this season, and Farke knows that he can rely on the pair of full-backs to turn in consistent displays.
Everton’s interest in Bogle is a sign of his impressive recent displays, but it is equally no surprise that Farke and Co. are extremely reluctant to lose him.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin set to make more headlines at Leeds
Former Everton and Aston Villa chief executive Keith Wyness exclusively told Football Insider on Wednesday that Dominic Calvert-Lewin is in contention for Thomas Tuchel’s England squad for the World Cup.
The striker has seven goals to his name from his last eight Premier League appearances, in a run of form that has kick-started his campaign after a slow start.
Wyness is in no doubt that Tuchel will have an eye on Calvert-Lewin after his recent success, and he feels that the confidence he is currently playing with could be enough to see his form continue.
The Three Lions boss has a big decision on his hands when it comes to selecting the understudies to Harry Kane as part of the group who will travel to North America for the tournament.
Calvert-Lewin’s explosive run has coincided with an upturn in form for Ollie Watkins at Aston Villa, and the pair could even end up going toe to toe to be the second-choice behind Kane.