Leeds United have reportedly been offered the chance to sign 33-year-old Iranian international Mehdi Taremi from Inter Milan.

According to a report by Graeme Bailey on TBR Football, Mehdi Taremi is no longer a key player for Inter Milan and Leeds have been offered the opportunity to bring him in. It will be interesting to see if they decide to take up this offer.

It is no secret that Leeds need more quality and depth in their attacking unit, and the former Porto striker could prove to be an excellent addition. Although his move to Inter Milan has not worked out for him, he has previously demonstrated his quality in European football. He possesses the attributes to improve Leeds and could become a very useful asset for the team.

Taremi has ample experience and the quality required to succeed in the Premier League, and the chance to move to England could be attractive for him. Sitting on the bench at Inter Milan is unlikely to appeal to him.

The 94-cap Iranian international will want to play regularly at this stage of his career, and Leeds could offer that opportunity. They have secured promotion to the Premier League and must strengthen their squad to perform well in the top flight. Signing an experienced striker could be a wise move, as they need more cutting edge in the final third.

Leeds United could use Taremi

Leeds will be looking to cement their status as mainstays in the league. They will not want to be relegated back to the Championship and therefore need quality players to survive in the top division. It remains to be seen whether they can secure the right signings.

If they can promise Taremi regular opportunities, convincing the striker to join should not be difficult. This could be the ideal time for him to seek a new challenge in his career, and a move to Leeds would be an exciting prospect.

The Iranian striker will look to get his career back on track with regular opportunities in the Premier League. He has the technical attributes and the physicality to thrive in English football, and it will be interesting to see if he can hit the ground running.