Three questions Leeds United fans still have this transfer window
Leeds United have been extremely ambitious in the transfer window this season.
The Whites finished 14th upon their return to the Premier League last term, and are looking towards the top half this time around.
Harry Wilson was the first through the Thorp Arch doors, joining on a free transfer from Fulham.
Tarik Muharemovic then arrived in a £34million deal from Sassuolo, acting swiftly to replace Pascal Struijk after his exit to Brighton.
James Trafford has now arrived from Manchester City in a deal that could reach £45m, after a lengthy pursuit of the England goalkeeper.
Here, MOT Leeds News has looked at three questions Leeds fans still have as we approach the final weeks of the transfer window.
Will Leeds United sign a new striker?
Dominic Calvert-Lewin had a brilliant first campaign in a Leeds shirt last season, but there is a feeling he needs a bit more quality support.
Joel Piroe is clearly out of favour, and you sense Leeds would be willing to sell is a good enough comes in.
Lukas Nmecha did a decent enough job, but most would acknowledge an upgrade would be welcomed.
It could be that Farke opts to look for another '10', with Julian Brandt having previously been linked before moving to Ajax instead.
The fear is that if something were to happen to Calvert-Lewin, do Leeds have enough quality depth up top to account for his absence?
Is Leeds United's Shea Charles deal off?
One of the biggest sagas of the early weeks of the window was Leeds' pursuit of Southampton midfielder Shea Charles.
At one stage it looked nailed on that the Northern Ireland international would move to Elland Road.
But Saints knocked back Leeds' initial offers, and now Fulham have been heavily linked with the 22-year-old.
So, it looks as though Leeds may have missed out on one of their earliest targets of the window, but things can change quickly in football.
Will Leeds United sign a new left-back?
Leeds have an excellent left-back in Gabriel Gudmundsson, so there is no real need for an upgrade.
But right now, if the Sweden ace isn't around then it means the likes of James Justin having to play on a weaker side to accomodate.
Leeds are consequently looking for more cover over on the left-hand side to add competition and depth.
It remains to be seen if anything does come of that particular pursuit, but Leeds are known to be wanting to add another option there.