Nico Elvedi could be part of a swap deal with Max Wober. Although he is believed to be happy at Borussia Monchengladbach, the club is keen to offload him in a potential swap deal with Leeds United. The negotiations are expected to occur within the remaining three weeks of the transfer window.

Leeds United are currently ahead of Wolves in the race to sign Borussia Monchengladbach defender Nico Elvedi. Details of the deal's cost and timing have come to light.

Nico Elvedi is allowed to leave due to a promise made during his contract extension in September 2023 if a suitable offer comes in. Leeds United, with former Borussia coach Daniel Farke, has reportedly offered 12 million euros for the defender. Gladbach's manager, Roland Virkus, generally does not want to let key players leave in January, but the situation is unique due to the previous promise. Elvedi's contract runs until 2027.

Leeds United are currently at the forefront of the pursuit to acquire Borussia Monchengladbach defender Nico Elvedi. Sources have confirmed that Leeds' interest is indeed serious. Elvedi, capable of playing as either a centre-half or a right-back, is priced at £10m (€12m, $12.6m) by Borussia Monchengladbach. Despite this, Elvedi is hesitant about moving to the Championship, which could postpone the transfer until the summer. Leeds' chances of signing Elvedi are contingent upon the division they will compete in next season. Elvedi is acquainted with Leeds manager Daniel Farke, having previously played under him at Borussia Monchengladbach. Additionally, Leeds' prospects are bolstered by the fact that Wolves, another club interested in Elvedi, are currently concentrating on signing Lens' Kevin Danso.