The situation is complicated, as Leeds United is demanding a significant amount of money for Piroe's transfer. His management, however, believes that the price is unrealistic. Theo Robbers, Piroe's agent, has stated that the player has played too little last season to justify the price of 18.7 million euros. Robbers also mentioned that if Piroe does not leave this summer, a transfer-free exit after this season is likely, given that his contract expires in mid-2027 and Leeds United has an option to extend it by one year.
Piroe has been with Leeds United for several years, playing a crucial role in the club's promotion to the Premier League in the 2024/2025 season. However, he has struggled to establish himself in the top tier, playing only 258 minutes last season. Despite this, several clubs from England and Europe have inquired about Piroe, including Deportivo Alavés.
The situation is likely to be resolved in the coming weeks, as Leeds United and Piroe's management are expected to discuss a possible transfer. If no agreement is reached, it is possible that Leeds United will lower their asking price or consider a transfer-free exit for Piroe after this season.