Leeds United are reportedly looking to bring back former midfielder Kalvin Phillips. A verbal agreement has been reached between Leeds and Phillips. The deal is contingent on Leeds securing promotion back to the Premier League. Manchester City are willing to let him leave for £20 million. Leeds have been tracking Phillips during his loan spell at Ipswich Town, where he has struggled with just 16 appearances and no goals or assists.

Team Talk reports on Leeds United's efforts to re-sign Kalvin Phillips from Manchester City. Leeds United have a verbal agreement to bring Kalvin Phillips back to Elland Road. The transfer is contingent upon Leeds securing promotion to the Premier League and agreeing on a fee with Manchester City, who are open to parting ways with Phillips. A £20m offer would be sufficient for City to accept. Phillips, eager to return to his roots, is also willing to agree to a reduction in wages.

Kalvin Phillips could return to Leeds United as they plan for life in the Premier League. Leeds scouts have been tracking his progress while on loan at Ipswich from Manchester City. The ex-England midfielder is likely to leave Manchester City at the end of the season, with Ipswich facing relegation. Phillips previously spent 12 years at Leeds and remains a fan favorite.

There are reports that Kalvin Phillips could have his loan from Manchester City to Ipswich cancelled, potentially paving the way for a return to Leeds. However, it is not clear how genuine the chance of this occurring is.