Wolves winger Adama Traore may not be a good fit for Marcelo Bielsa and Leeds United, says Express & Star journalist Luke Hatfield.

Traore has been heavily linked with a move to Elland Road this summer, with 90min recently reporting that the Yorkshire club are considering making a bid for the player.

When it came to delivering in the final third, Traore was not at his best last season, coming up with just four goal contributions in the Premier League.

Despite that, the £27m-rated 25-year-old still looks like he can bring an attacking threat to Leeds' side. As per WhoScored, no player in English football's top flight managed to average more dribbles per game than he did.

For Hatfield, though, Traore does not have all the requirements needed to play in a Bielsa team. The Wolves journalist told FFC:

"I'm not too sure whether he's a Bielsa player to be brutally honest. I think there's always been a couple question marks over not his work rate, but his defensive nous I'd say.

"And for Leeds, although they are, you know, all-out attack a lot of the time, I'm sure Bielsa wants his players tracking back and doing some defensive dirty work as well, which is not what Traore's really known for."

It is something to consider, but given how strong the Traore to Leeds links have been, it would definitely not be a surprise if the Whites did end up launching a bid for the Spain international.