Leeds United and Everton are making checks on Levante UD striker Carlos Espi as Premier League interest grows around the Spanish forward.
The 20-year-old has enjoyed a rapid rise in LaLiga and is now being watched closely by clubs looking for a powerful, mobile and high-upside attacking option.
According to Fichajes.net, Leeds and Everton have both asked about Espi’s situation, with his profile increasingly admired in England.
Barcelona have also been linked with a €15m move, while Levante are protected by a contract running until 2028.
Espi’s blend of height, penalty-box instinct and room for development makes him an attractive target.
Everton are searching for younger forwards who can grow into a demanding Premier League role, while Leeds are assessing options who could sharpen their attack.
Levante would not be under immediate pressure to sell, but a strong summer offer could test their resolve.
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