Nicolas Tagliafico would be an excellent signing for Leeds United this summer, according to former Arsenal and Everton striker Kevin Campbell.
Marcelo Bielsa could well be on the lookout for a new left-back at the end of the season, with Ezgjan Alioski expected to leave the club.
His exit would leave a void in that area of the pitch and Leeds have been linked with a number of replacements, including Crystal Palace's Patrick van Aanholt.
Another player who has emerged as a reported target is £22.5million-rated Ajax left-back Tagliafico, who has 27 caps to his name for Argentina.
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Campbell heaps praise on Tagliafico
Speaking to Football Insider, Campbell talked up the idea of Leeds making a move for the 28-year-old, outlining his qualities:
"He is a top-quality player. He would fit the bill for Leeds because they are in definite need of a recognised left-back.
"He’s got lots of experience in the Champions League and on the international stage so I think it would be a smart signing.
"Bielsa and his team will be putting their feelers out and identifying players ahead of the summer and they could do a lot worse than Tagliafico, let me tell you.
"From Ajax as well, I do not think they would have to pay over the odds to get him."
Transfer Tavern take
Tagliafico looks a strong fit for Leeds, with the Argentine possessing a wealth of experience at the top level, but also still having a number of years left in him at just 28.
He has chipped in with a goal and two assists in the Eredivisie this season, while his average of 1.9 tackles and 1.7 interceptions per game shows he can shine at both ends of the pitch - that is as many tackles and far more interceptions than Alioski.
Tagliafico's current Ajax deal doesn't expire until 2023, however, so a hefty fee may be required to prise him away, perhaps something in the region of the site's £22.5m valuation.
In other news, Leeds have been urged to sign a Scottish Premiership player this summer. Find out who it is here.