Leeds have denied media reports of a Manchester United approach for star player Harry Kewell.
Australia international Kewell has been linked with a cut-price £6 million move to Old Trafford this summer as Leeds look to slash debts of nearly £80 million.
With speculation rife about Ryan Giggs' future with the Reds, Kewell could be seen as a potential successor to the Wales international on the left wing.
The 24-year-old, with 12 goals this season, was restored to the left on Saturday by caretaker-manager Peter Reid for the 6-1 romp against Charlton at The Valley.
Kewell, who spent most of season up front under former boss Terry Venables, scored twice as Leeds hauled themselves six points clear of the relegation zone.
Kewell's form this campaign is reported to have caught the eye of United manager Alex Ferguson, who last summer lured Rio Ferdinand away from Elland Road for £30 million.