A first tranche of Leeds United players will return to training on Monday as the Whites get their pre-season schedule underway.
Around two-thirds of the Whites' senior squad will be put through their paces at Leeds Beckett University's state-of-the-art sports facilities, as is customary before pre-season training commences.
Several Leeds players have spent their month-long break sharing personal fitness regimes on social media, ensuring they remain in shape even during their downtime.
The squad have visited many far flung destinations such as the Maldives, Tanzania and Greek islands to rest and recuperate ahead of another blockbuster Premier League campaign.
Those who have been away with their countries on international duty will be afforded an additional week's break meaning they return for preliminary testing on Monday, July 4 instead.
This includes Rasmus Kristensen and Brenden Aaronson who have been involved with Denmark and the United States, respectively, throughout June.
Kristoffer Klaesson and Leo Hjelde (Norway U21), Illan Meslier (France U21), Charlie Cresswell (England U21), Diego Llorente (Spain), Mateusz Klich (Poland), Kalvin Phillips (England), Raphinha (Brazil), Daniel James (Wales), Stuart Dallas and Luke Ayling (injured) and Liam Cooper (Scotland) will return for testing the following week, along with Kristensen and Aaronson.
These are the individuals reporting for duty next week in full.
7. Jamie Shackleton
Midfielder Jamie Shackleton aced the preliminary testing at the beginning of last year's pre-season, finishing day one as the club's fittest player. He'll hope for a repeat of that on Monday as he stakes a claim for more first-team action under Jesse Marsch (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)
8. Adam Forshaw
Adam Forshaw begins pre-season fighting fit for the first time since 2019 prior to his two-year injury nightmare. The midfielder did pick up a knee injury towards the end of last season but is expected to have now overcome that particular issue (Photo by James Baylis - AMA/Getty Images)
9. Jack Harrison
Last season's final day hero Jack Harrison has spent time away in the Maldives during his well-earned month off. He finished 2021/22 as Leeds United's top scorer of non-penalty goals (Photo by Alex Davidson/Getty Images)
10. Ian Poveda
Ian Poveda is no stranger to the inner workings at Thorp Arch having rehabbed himself back to full fitness following a nasty injury whilst on loan at Blackburn Rovers. Poveda did return to Ewood Park briefly at the end of the season but will report back in his Leeds tracksuit on Monday morning (Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty Images)
11. Crysencio Summerville
Dutch winger Crysencio Summerville missed out on being selected for Netherlands Under-21s this time around due to an ankle injury but has overcame that issue and will be back in Leeds on Monday (Photo by James Holyoak/MB Media/Getty Images)
12. Rodrigo Moreno
Rodrigo begins his third year as a Leeds player hoping it is third time lucky for the Spaniard. His first season was negatively impacted by COVID and took time to bed into the side, meanwhile last season's overall performance hindered the Spain international in his attempts to show his quality on a consistent basis (Photo by Alex Morton/Getty Images)