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Leeds United agree exit for out-of-window loan deal, here's what you need to know

Max Wilkins

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Leeds United continue to wave goodbye to talents beyond the end of the transfer window.

There was plenty of positive coverage surrounding the Whites' business throughout the window.

The deals for James Trafford and Tarik Muharemovic have certainly gone down well and look to be worth every penny.

Their work ended with the deadline day additions of Melvin Bard and Jean-Matteo Bahoya.

The same day also saw Largie Ramazani and Wilfried Gnonto depart on loan.

Leeds haven't stopped there as they have now given the green light to another temporary exit.

Who has just left Leeds United on loan?

It looks likely to be a difficult campaign for academy stars to get a chance at Elland Road.

With Daniel Farke looking to achieve European qualification, he can't take too many risks.

That could limit any pathways for those coming through at Thorp Arch for the coming months.

Loan departures make sense and now Jacob Render has become the latest to depart.

A move to National League outfit Darlington was confirmed on Saturday, subject to league and FA clearance.

The attacker is said to be ready to immediately come in and feature for an FA Cup qualifier with Redcar Town.

That will allow him to pick up some senior minutes, but it won't be for long.

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When will Jacob Render return from Darlington?

The 18-year-old is seen as a talented forward in the academy set-up in LS11.

Having the ability to play anywhere across the forward line makes him an asset, but he needs to get some first-team experience under his belt.

A stint at Darlington will give him the perfect opportunity to do exactly that.

The question will be, how long he will actually remain in the National League this season.

The Quakers have confirmed a "short-term loan", which could point towards a move lasting until January.

That will give him around three months to prove himself and potentially earn a move further up the pyramid for the second half of the campaign.

It will now be interesting to see how he gets on in professional football as he takes his first steps.

Leeds will be keeping a close eye and will soon have a decision to make over his future.

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