Leeds United may cash in on 13-cap Italian international Wilfried Gnonto in the winter transfer window if “the price is right” amid emerging PSR concerns.

According to a report by TEAMtalk, Wilfried Gnonto faces an uncertain future at Leeds United heading into the winter transfer window. The Whites are approaching a crucial transfer window as they aim to secure their place in the Premier League beyond the 2025/26 season. So, the 13-cap Italian international may leave for “the right price” to help fund January signings.

How has Wilfried Gnonto fared at Leeds United?

Wilfried Gnonto has endured a topsy-turvy ride since joining Leeds United from FC Zurich in September 2022. While the Verbania native has been promising in the last three years, he has not stamped his authority thus far in his spell with the West Yorkshire outfit. Nevertheless, the youngster showed flashes of brilliance in the EFL Championship.

The 22-year-old has turned out 72 times thus far for Leeds United while chipping in with 22 goals and 14 assists. However, Gnonto has endured a stop-start campaign thus far in the 2025/26 season after struggling with minor fitness issues. That has affected his output.

Nevertheless, the 13-cap Italian international has won over the Leeds United fans after previously pushing for a departure from Elland Road. However, while Gnonto’s equation with the fans has changed, his future at the West Yorkshire club is uncertain heading into the winter transfer window, which may rub the supporters the wrong way.

What next?

Recent reports have linked Wilfried Gnonto with Juventus, with the Bianconeri considering a winter move for the young wide attacker. The latest update has boosted the Serie A club’s prospects, as Leeds United may cash in on the youngster in January, defining the “key condition” for the sale.

The report has revealed that the Whites are open to parting ways with the Verbania native “for the right price” in the winter transfer window. The decision may not convince the Leeds United fans, as Gnonto established himself as a pivotal figure for the first team before the 2025/26 season.

However, with Leeds United at risk of flouting the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules, they must cash in on a few players in the winter transfer window. It may also enable the Whites to complete crucial winter signings. It will be interesting to see what the future holds for the 22-year-old Italian wide attacker.