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Leeds United are said to be keen on landing Spaniard Canos before the end of the month. The club have already snapped up Canos' compatriot Pablo Hernandez on a six-month permeant deal
until the end of the season. And the _Yorkshire Evening Post_ claim Canos is next on manager Garry Monk's shopping list. However, Brentford are also keen on the 19-year-old and are
willing to spend as much as £3million on the former Liverpool and Barcelona player. Brentford have already received a £12m offer from West Ham for their star man up front Hogan. And it is
claimed that if Hogan does complete his expected move to the Premier League then Brentford will immediately push to land Canos. Canos enjoyed a loan spell at Brentford when he was on
Liverpool's books last season. Leeds wanted to take Canos initially on loan but Norwich want a permanent deal done for the youngster. LEEDS' PABLO HERNANDEZ NUTMEGS ASTON
VILLA'S JEDINAK Canos has scored three goals in five first-team games for the Canaries this season but has been consigned to U23 appearances in the Football League Trophy. It is added
that Leeds' budget restrictions could impact on Monk's spending this month, with another youngster Ashley Fletcher also on the boss' radar. West Ham seem reluctant to let
Fletcher go on a permanent deal but a short-term loan for the ex-Manchester United player could work for all parties.