That looks some way off as Marcelo Bielsa's side are still dealing with a host of injuries, Kalvin Phillips and Liam Cooper not expected back until March due to hamstring issues.
Junior Firpo and Adam Forshaw also missed last weekend's defeat at home to Newcastle United with hamstring problems, joining Patrick Bamford (foot), Jamie Shackleton (Achilles), Charlie Cresswell (shoulder), Sam Greenwood (knee) and Crysencio Summerville (shoulder) on the sidelines.
It is rare for any club to have no players in the treatment room but 'if' everyone was available, this is how a full strength Leeds XI and bench could look if United get their way in the last few days of the January transfer window.
Leeds sit 15th in the Premier League table, seven points clear of the drop zone, and the Whites are not due back in action until the away clash at Aston Villa on Wednesday, February 9.
7. CM - Brenden Aaronson
Twenty-one-year-old US international midfielder Aaronson is the player that Leeds want to sign in the January transfer window but will Red Bull Salzburg budge? If they do, Aaronson would surely eventually start in the middle of the park.
8. RW - Raphinha
What a snip he has proved at £17m. Raphinha is now away on his latest jaunt with the Brazil national side and Marcelo Bielsa admitted himself recently that the winger is United's best player. The main crown jewel.
9. LW - Jack Harrison
It would be a tough call as to who starts on the left wing out of Harrison and Dan James when everybody is fit but if Harrison regularly finds form like his hat-trick display at West Ham then he cannot be left out.
10. ACM - Rodrigo
There have been ups and downs for Rodrigo since his switch from Valencia but he is United's record signing who is regularly hailed by Bielsa and would likely start in the coach's best XI at present although Joe Gelhardt surely can't be far away.
11. ST - Patrick Bamford
How United have missed their no 9. The rapidly emerging Joe Gelhardt clearly appeals as United's second best striker option at present and Gelhardt could well be worth starting as a no 10 in a best XI but Bamford is the main man up tops.
12. Sub - Kristoffer Klaesson
The 21-year-old Norwegian has yet to feature for United's first team but is clear second choice 'keeper. Picture by LUFC.