Max Dean, a former Leeds United prospect, is apparently interested in signing with Toulouse, a French team, from MK Dons.
When the Whites approved the teenager’s permanent transfer to MK Dons in January of last year, he was free to depart Leeds. With the change, he was reunited with Mark Jackson, the former Leeds coach who was now leading the Dons.
Dean’s transition from West Yorkshire to League Two and Jackson’s subsequent departure did not make for a perfect beginning. He has, nevertheless, recovered magnificently in League Two.
He has notched nine goals in 21 league outings this term, establishing himself among the division’s most exciting attacking players. His form does not appear to have gone unnoticed either, with Toulouse said to be keen.
Reporter Alan Nixon claims on his Patreon website that the Ligue 1 team would have to spend £1 million to get Dean away from the Dons. The interest has apparently startled MK Dons, who are battling to hold onto him.
Dean first attended the Everton academy before moving to Leeds in 2020.
He played well for the Whites in his childhood, but before departing, he was unable to establish himself in the senior lineup.
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