It would be a risk for Kalvin Phillips to leave Leeds United and join Juventus this summer, warns the club's former midfielder David Norris.

According to TuttoJuve, Juventus are interested in signing Phillips as they look to wrestle back the Serie A title from rivals Inter Milan.

The 25-year-old had a very strong season with Leeds, making 29 league appearances and averaging 2.6 tackles per game, more than any other midfielder in Marcelo Bielsa's squad (via WhoScored).

The above, and the fact that he is now starring at Euro 2020 with England, makes it no surprise that Phillips has caught the attention of other clubs.

Norris, however, is not too sure about a move to Italy. The ex-Leeds player told FFC in an exclusive interview:

"It's a risk. He's still learning, he's still developing as a player. He's getting better and better, but it's a totally different league, totally different environment.

"Another country, another language, another culture, it's hard. Some tough English players have gone over there and struggled, so it's a risk and I don't think he needs to take it at this time."

Interest in Phillips is something Leeds will have to get used to. Now that he is an established England player who has featured at a major international tournament, his stock is undoubtedly on the rise.