Scott Parker, 39, is willing to fix the Cottagers midfielder before his return to the main football league, according to the Daily Mail.
And the Fulham technician can do without Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa with the Villarreal ready to point to the defensive midfielder forever.
Cameroon’s foreigner was in good shape in his era of one-season loan in Spain.
The 24-year-old has scored two goals and two assists in 36 La Liga appearances.
Fulham headhunters have an eye on Florentino as a replacement.
The 20-year-old midfielder is reportedly on loan for 2.5 million pounds.
However, Benfica would like at least 40 million pounds from any club wishing to make a permanent move for the player.
Leeds would also have asked about the flexible Primeira Liga midfielder, who has played 16 games in all competitions this season.
The Portuguese under-20 player’s ability to operate in a checkered frame or retaining player role makes it a choice for suitors who come with AC Milan.
Other stakeholders come with Manchester United and local rivals Man City, who have reportedly sent coaches to see young Benfica.
Meanwhile, SunSport exclusively has that Fulham had made an impressive move for Wigan’s Antonee Robinson.
And the Mail claims that the club is also a move for Nottingham Forest side Matty Cash.
However, they may face a rivalry over the signings of wanted players from Sheffield United and Southampton.
And Leeds can also face a war to retain 30-year-old side Barry Douglas with Scottish giants Celtic, reportedly after the defender.
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