Leeds United has taken a firm stance on the future of center-back Tarik Muharemović, who is attracting interest from Liverpool and several top European clubs. According to TeamTalk, citing reliable sources, Internazionale, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Borussia Dortmund are also keen on the 23-year-old Bosnian international.
Muharemović joined Leeds United from Sassuolo in July for £34 million and quickly established himself as a key player under Farke. His left-footedness, physical strength, and composure on the ball have made him one of the most sought-after young center-backs in Europe.
Internazionale has reignited their interest after missing out on signing him last summer. At that time, Internazionale had agreed personal terms with the player, but negotiations with Sassuolo eventually broke down. Sources close to the situation say the Serie A champions are still closely monitoring him, viewing him as part of their long-term defensive plans, especially with Bastoni continuing to attract interest from other clubs. Barcelona has also been tracking Muharemović's progress for some time. Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund are considered potential suitors, but their involvement is not as extensive as that of Internazionale, Barcelona, and Bayern Munich.
According to TeamTalk, Leeds United values Muharemović at over £60 million, and with growing interest in him, the club is prepared to resist all bids for the Bosnian defender. Given that his contract runs until 2031 and he is performing excellently, internal club sources confirm that Leeds United has no intention of letting him leave in January. Any serious offer would likely require a substantial transfer fee, far exceeding the price paid this summer. While Muharemović's performances have put him on the radar of several top clubs, Internazionale and Barcelona have been the most consistent and thorough in their scouting. Both clubs have long been interested in him and have had previous contact, but Leeds United remains in a strong position to retain the defender.