Leeds United are interested in signing Rangers midfielder Glen Kamara this summer, but other Premier League clubs are also keen.

The 10-man Whites picked up a famous victory on Saturday, winning 2-1 away to Manchester City in the dying seconds thanks to Stuart Dallas' double. It was a win which took Marcelo Bielsa's side ninth in the table at the time, with other results meaning they have since slipped to 10th.

Although it was further proof of this Leeds side's brilliance, it is still vital that reinforcements come in this summer, allowing the squad to keep improving.

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Leeds linked with Kamara move

According to the Daily Mail, Rangers are 'fighting' to keep hold of Kamara, with a number of suitors keen on acquiring his signature.

Leeds' interest is confirmed in the report, while Brighton, Southampton, Burnley and Watford are also mentioned as being interested in the midfielder who has been described as having a "fantastic attitude" by Steven Gerrard, his manager at Ibrox.

Transfer Tavern take

Making the step up from the Scottish Premiership to the Premier League isn't always easy, but Kamara looks a formidable player, with 27 caps to his name for Finland, not to mention being a key man in Rangers' title-winning season.

He was also once on the academy books at Arsenal and made one senior appearance for the club during Arsene Wenger's reign in charge, an EFL Cup defeat at Sheffield Wednesday in 2015. A profile on Kamara by The Athletic wrote that he would 'fit the mould of the sort of midfielder' that the then-Gunners manager would have been seeking.

The 25-year-old could add depth to the Leeds midfield, bringing the same defensive nous that Kalvin Phillips offers in front of the back-line, averaging one tackle and 0.9 interceptions per game in the Premiership this season.

In other news, the absence of one Leeds man against Manchester City has been explained by Phil Hay. Read more here.