Here, in chronological order, we run through all of the completed deals involving either Whites ins or outs since the new year window opened on Monday, January 1 with YEP analysis on each move. There is still time for further business ahead of the closure of the window at 11pm tonight. Thereafter, the transfer window is closed until the summer. Leeds will return to action on Sunday afternoon with the Premier League clash at Nottingham Forest.
7. OUT: Cody Drameh (Luton Town, loan)
Another loan departure which caused a bit of debate given Drameh's clear talent and Marsch's recent praise of him but the 21-year-old had both Luke Ayling and Rasmus Kristensen in his way for the Whites back role. It will be fascinating to see what happens with Drameh in the summer. Photo: Dan Mullan
8. OUT: Joe Gelhardt (Sunderland, loan)
You'd never have thought Leeds would be loaning out Gelhardt based on the way that he burst on to the first team scene but the temporary move to promotion-chasing Championship side Sunderland looks a good one for the clearly extremely exciting and gifted 20-year-old forward who would have been faced with a whole host of competition had he stayed put. The ideal would be scoring a boat load of goals for the Black Cats and then coming back and doing the same for Leeds in the Premier League next term. Photo: GEOFF CADDICK
9. IN: Weston McKennie (Juventus)
Another huge signing and the third of three very impressive first team recruits in the January window. Twenty-four-year old USA international midfielder McKennie has joined Leeds initially on loan from Juventus with the Whites reportedly paying just shy of £1.5 million for the temporary switch. A £30 million option to buy, plus £4.4 million in add-ons, has been negotiated, according to reports in Italy. McKennie looks a class act and the biggest debate concerns in what system he will play but either way he will be alongside USA international team mate Tyler Adams as part of a very strong looking Whites midfield be it in a 4-2-2-2 or 4-3-3. Photo: LUFC
10. IN: Diogo Monteiro (Servette)
One for the future through the addition of 18-year-old central defender Diogo Monteiro from Swiss club Servette on a deal until June 2026. Monteiro will initially link up with Michael Skubala’s Under-21 side before challenging for a place in Jesse Marsch’s Leeds United first-team. If he's anything like United's most recent signing from Switzerland in FC Zurich recruit Willy Gnonto then the Whites will be in dreamland. Promising. Photo: LUFC
11. OUT: Diego Llorente (loan, AS Roma)
A masterstroke with 29-year-old Spanish international centre-back Llorente joining Serie A side AS Roma on loan for the rest of the season with a view to a permanent switch in the summer. It's never really happened for Llorente at Leeds following his £18m switch from Real Sociedad and it is expected that Roma will exercise their option to purchase the defender outright. That looks the best move for all parties, especially given how impressive Max Wober has looked at centre-back. All connected with Leeds will hope that Llorente excels in Italy. Photo: Michael Regan