Leeds United have multiple major new signings in pipeline already, Jesse Marsch could raid old clubs yet again
Leeds United have multiple other new signings in the pipeline already at Elland Road, according to the Yorkshire Evening Post.
The newspaper have written in their print edition [13 June, pg. 24], that Victor Orta is hard at work with more one potential move in the works as things stand.
Jesse Marsch has enjoyed a busy start to the transfer window, which hasn’t yet officially opened with confirmed deals for Brenden Aaronson and Rasmus Kristensen.
Writing in his latest column on Monday morning, Joe Donnohue reported the latest and what’s to come at Elland Road in the coming days and weeks.
“Leeds’ summer business is far from complete with other signings in the pipeline,” he wrote.
“It is not outside the realms of possibility that another former student of Marsch’s will arrive at Elland Road in the coming weeks and months, following Aaronson and Kristensen’s lead.”
Moving in.
Leeds are getting their transfer business done early this summer, and it is brilliant to see.
There is no messing around like there was last season, and this should give Marsch a full pre-season with a new look squad to charge at the Premier League in the 2022-23 campaign.
Marc Roca from Bayern Munich looks as though he could be the next new face through the door, becoming the first out-and-out central midfielder to be signed in years.
The Spaniard is the perfect next piece of the transfer puzzle, and then all eyes could be switched onto a potential deal for a new striker after our struggles in the final third.
Of course, things could change again with the potential sale of either Raphinha or Kalvin Phillips, with more money being pumped into the club should that happen.
Leeds are trying their best to make sure the catastrophe of last season doesn’t happen again, and they are certainly going the right away about it – there will certainly be some envious looks coming our way.
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