Leeds United are reportedly eyeing a summer move for Sunderland striker Wilson Isidor, according to journalist Pete O'Rourke. Speaking on the Transfer Insider podcast, O'Rourke revealed that the 25-year-old has fallen down the pecking order at the Stadium of Light, making a potential exit likely when the season ends.

"I think there'll be a lot of clubs looking at Isidor for a move away in the summer," O'Rourke said. "He's dropped down the pecking order this season. There was interest in January, but Sunderland wanted to keep their core squad to secure Premier League safety. It might now be in his best interests to seek a move away if he wants regular playing time. Leeds may be one of the clubs that look at him."

Isidor has had a solid campaign for the Black Cats, netting five goals in 34 appearances across all competitions. Known for his ability to find space in the box and create chances for teammates, the Haitian forward also brings pace and dribbling skills to the attack. However, consistency in front of goal remains an area for improvement.

With his contract at Sunderland running until 2028, Leeds won't land him on the cheap. But for manager Daniel Farke, Isidor could add valuable depth and competition to the frontline at Elland Road. At 25, he's entering his prime years—exactly the kind of profile that could thrive under Farke's system and push for a regular starting spot next season.