leeds unitedIlya Gruev is happy with the Premier League team and is not thinking about returning to Germany.
The Bulgaria international spent eight years at Werder Bremen and transferred to Leeds United in August 2023.
At that time, White was in the championship and returned to the top by winning the championship in 2025.
The midfielder has spent three years at Elland Road and has played 1,519 minutes in 26 matches this season. He suffered an injury in April, which forced him to cut his season short.
leeds united's big ambition
werder bremenThe official website of Ilya Gruev spoke in detail on many topics. The 26-year-old man is in Bulgaria and recovering with his family.
Since moving to England, Leeds United missed promotion in their first season and then went on to win the Championship. Daniel Farke's side finished 14th in the Premier League this season.
The German club wanted to know how Gruev experienced his development in England. After explaining about this, he talks about the big plans of the English club.
"This season, we were underdogs. Many people predicted that we would be relegated again, as all three teams promoted in recent years have been relegated again," He said.
“I'm glad that we managed to stay like this, be very consistent, collect so many points, and ultimately finish with a comfortable cushion above the relegation zone.
"It's a project that is constantly evolving. We want to build on that and continue. You can see that the people who run the club and own it want more. It's obviously a great feeling for a player to be part of it and also back in the Championship.
"The club wants to continue to grow, and the stadium will be expanded in the near future. We want to become an established Premier League club again, which is not easy. Leeds have a lot of power and can generate even more energy, simply because their fan base is excellent and we have the resources."
Leeds United player not thinking about returning to Germany
Two months ago, Ilya Gruev clarify He has no plans to leave Daniel Farke in the near future.
Werder Bremen's official website was curious if the Leeds United man could envision a return to the Bundesliga.
"You can always imagine anything," Gruev explained.
"But I have to say that I really appreciate the Premier League and I really enjoy playing here. Of course, I still follow the Bundesliga, but my focus is on the league in England."
The midfielder's contract is until 2027, and transfer market He is worth €12 million.
Gruev is keen to extend his stay in England. The Whites will have to offer him an extension to avoid losing him unnecessarily next year.
