Leeds United reportedly remain no nearer to reaching an agreement for Udinese midfielder Rodrigo De Paul.
The Yorkshire giants have already made several big-money additions this summer with Robin Koch, Diego Llorente and Rodrigo Moreno all moving to Elland Road.
Last season's Championship winners are still looking to bring in a new playmaker, however, with De Paul said to be at the top of their shortlist.
However, 90 min claims that Udinese are not prepared to sell the Argentina international for anything less than £40m.
With De Paul still having just under four years left on his contract, the Serie A outfit are in a strong position with regards to his future.
Leeds had initially hoped that £25m would be enough to tempt Udinese into a sale.
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Darren Plant
Darren Plant
