Leeds United have opened talks to sign Bayern Munich defender ahead of the summer transfer window, according to a report from Sports Boom.
With Premier League survival almost secured, Leeds are already planning for the summer window as they look to build a squad capable of pushing towards the top half of the table.

It has been an impressive season for the Yorkshire club, as they have defied expectations by pulling clear of the relegation battle.
Leeds will not want to settle for just survival. As they continue to establish themselves again in the Premier League, there is a clear opportunity to move to the next level.
Daniel Farke’s side were praised for their smart recruitment in the previous summer window, and they are expected to be active again this year.
According to Sports Boom, Leeds have opened discussions over a potential summer move for Bayern Munich defender Hiroki Ito.
It is claimed that Bayern could accept an offer in the region of £22 million, which is slightly above what they paid to sign him in 2024.
Leeds are not alone in their interest, with several other Premier League clubs also monitoring the situation.
Ito is reportedly open to leaving Bayern due to a lack of regular playing time, and the German club are understood to be willing to sanction a departure this summer.
Ito’s Versatility Makes Him an Attractive Target
Ito is mainly a centre-back but is also capable of playing at full-back and even in defensive midfield, making him a flexible option for any squad.

His versatility is seen as a major advantage for Leeds, especially as they aim to strengthen multiple areas ahead of the new season.
The Japanese international is also left-footed, which adds balance to the defensive line.
The 26-year-old has struggled for consistent minutes at Bayern Munich this season, largely due to strong competition for places under Vincent Kompany.
Ito is now expected to seek a move away in search of regular football, and Leeds are looking to take advantage of that situation.