By OkayGoal 
Interest in Kofi Amoako is ramping up, casting fresh doubt on whether the highly rated midfielder will stay at Dynamo Dresden beyond this season.
The 20-year-old holding midfielder has been linked with bigger clubs several times, and now Leeds United have reportedly joined the race for his signature.
Back in January, there was already talk of a seven-figure fee for Amoako, with Serie A side US Lecce among the first clubs credited with serious interest. Since then, the Ghanaian’s value has only risen thanks to a superb second half of the season in which Dresden sit third in the Rückrunde table. His market value is now estimated at around two million euros, attracting attention from the Bundesliga, including concrete links to VfL Wolfsburg in March.
According to Bild, there is now a clear lead pointing to England, where Leeds see Amoako as a potential Premier League addition if they secure survival under Daniel Farke. The Yorkshire club would then line up alongside Köln, Hamburg, Mainz and Union Berlin as serious contenders. With so many suitors, Amoako’s long-term future in Dresden appears increasingly uncertain.