The most recent Leeds United information and rumours as Daniel Farke’s team heads into the international break.
Before the international break, Leeds United drew with Sheffield Wednesday to finish the first half of the season.
The Whites struggled to defeat the Owls, and they enter the first break with one victory, three ties, and one loss. Given that other players are also scheduled to go, Daniel Farke will probably use the break to break in a lot of his new recruits. The German manager will want to see his team improve when they return.
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In the interim, we’ve compiled all the most recent Elland Road-related news and transfer rumours.
Patrick Bamford is expected to be sold by Leeds in January after the club signed Joel Piroe in the summer.
“Now that the team has a new striker inJoel Piroe, the question must be asked – does Bamford have a future at Elland Road,” Chris Dunlavy wrote in the Football League Paper. Piroe is without a doubt the best option. The Dutchman cost £10 million from Swansea, and in just two seasons, he has 44 goals in the Championship. You cannot overlook that.
“Georgio Rutter is also assured of a starting spot when healthy, if only to make up for the eye-watering £30 million Leeds paid Hoffenheim in January. Bamford is now, at best, the third option up front with Willy Gnonto also capable of doing so. A man who played for England might not be able to handle that.
“Specifically, Bamford has signed a £70,000-a-week [contract] that runs until 2026. Financially, keeping a £30,000-a-week replacement on your balance sheet It doesn’t make any sense, and it wouldn’t make any sense. It would be a surprise if Leeds didn’t take the initiative to make an offer in January.
Farke on Anthony
Leeds manager Farke has spoken about the importance of bringing in Jaidon Anthony to replace Luis Sinisterra.
Farke said: “I think with Jaidon Anthony we found the best possible option because he is a confirmed player in the Championship, he has had a lot of good performances for Bournemouth at the level. this degree”. “He’s started the first few games at Premier League level and played a lot of games at Premier League level, a great guy who really wants to be here too.”
“He is still at an age where he can improve. You cannot compare him to Luis because he is a confirmed international and Jaidon is still young, we want to improve and work with him but he also has a lot of qualities and is very Lots of potential to work with him.
The current situation is that Jaidon is here, and we are all grateful to have him, as well as the other players. Thank God the transfer window has ended. We can focus on work and football, and I believe Jaidon will undoubtedly play a significant role in our success in the next months.
