Leeds and Everton Aim to Resolve Key Issue with €40m Acquisition of La Liga Talent

Leeds United and Everton are both seeking to bolster their defensive lineup in the January transfer window, with a particular interest in Natan.

The Real Betis defender has shown promise in La Liga and has caught the eye of the Premier League clubs. As reported by Fichajes, his asking price is around €40 million. It will be intriguing to see which club makes an official offer at the end of the season.

Natan has displayed his talent in Spain, possessing both the physicality and technical skills suited for English football. With Leeds having conceded 26 goals this season and Everton letting in 17, both clubs need to strengthen their defenses if they aim to perform well in the Premier League.

Acquiring a skilled central defender would be a smart move for either club. Although the reported fee may appear steep, the 24-year-old has potential for further improvement with proper coaching. If he adapts quickly to the Premier League, he could easily justify the investment.

The Brazilian player is likely enticed by the prospect of a new challenge at this juncture of his career. Joining the Premier League could be an ideal step for him, as he possesses the qualities necessary to succeed and aims to become a key player for either Leeds or Everton.

Leeds is focused on avoiding relegation this season, while Everton aims for a respectable finish in the table after battling survival in recent years.

The future destination of the 24-year-old central defender remains to be seen.