Leeds United have been linked with a deal to sign Dynamo Kyiv striker Vladyslav Vanat.
Dr. Rajpal Brar, an injury expert, has evaluated his fitness in preparation for a prospective relocation this summer.
Despite having Championship Golden Boot winner Joel Piroe on their roster, the Whites are believed to be looking to improve their attack for next season.
Vanat’s fitness record implies that he should pass his medical without any concerns.
According to Dr. Brar, Vanat’s fitness record is unlikely to deter the Whites.
The Ukrainian striker’s only injury occurred in November, and it may have been a preventative one.
According to Futbol 24 (20 May), Leeds will have to spend £16.8 million to sign Vanat due to his release clause.
The Elland Road club might recruit him following Dynamo Kyiv’s Champions League qualification matches.
Dr. Brar, a Physical Therapist and Sports Scientist, told MOT Leeds News that Vanat had an injury in November that held him out of international games.
“This could possibly be a precaution, as he returned shortly after. Vanat also appeared to play very consistently throughout the match, which is always a plus.
“I would not anticipate any issues with his medical and Leeds should go ahead based on his injury record.”
Leeds United plans to bolster their first team by adding Vanat’s prolific goal-scoring and adaptability make him an ideal signing for Leeds United this summer, filling their need for a reliable striker.
The 23-year-old Dynamo Kyiv attacker scored 21 goals and eight assists in 43 appearances this season, demonstrating his clinical finishing and playmaking skills.
His release clause is reasonable for a player with a 48-goal, 22-assist record in 112 games, representing a substantial improvement over Piroe’s production.
Vanat‘s pace, work rate, and flexibility to play as a No. 9 or winger complement Daniel Farke’s high-pressing system at Elland Road.
Despite his scant experience outside Ukraine, his international pedigree and parallels to Robin van Persie indicate that he can adapt and succeed in the Premier League.
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