Arsenal's Eddie Nketiah and Brighton's Ben White leading the way - Leeds United's player ratings for the season so far
By Graham Smyth
Published 28th Feb 2019, 14:03 GMT
Updated 8th Sep 2019, 12:26 GMT
Two of Leeds United's new boys have made a promising start to the 2019/20 season and lead the way in the Yorkshire Evening Post player ratings.
But it's not all about new faces - some of the 'old boys' have been very solid over the first eight games for Marcelo Bielsa.
Eddie Nketiah has been promising so far for Leeds (Pic: Getty)
5.5 - The teenager, like Clarke, has made two appearances and, like Clarke, was better against Salford than Stoke. But the quality of opposition had a lot to do with that. Another promising youngster.
5.5 - Bielsa says the winger, on loan from new club Spurs, is fighting for a place. Thus far he's had just two starts but wasn't been able to produce a great deal in either.
6 - Good against Salford, not as good against an experienced Stoke side. Plenty in his cameos to suggest we'll see more of him this season.
6 - Showed glimpses of his ability and his love of a long-range shot against Stoke City. A player fans are excited to see more of. Just one appearance this season.
6 - It's been a stop-start season for Douglas so far. He hasn't quite shown his best form and is yet to put a run of more than two consecutive games together. (Pic: Getty)
6.2 - Plenty of endeavour so far and a goal against Stoke. Has played six of the eight games. Deliveries haven't quite been there yet. (Pic: Getty)
6.3 - Perhaps the best of Leeds' teenagers on display against Stoke. Had a difficult time against Salford. Just three appearances so far but he looks a genuine prospect. (Pic: PA)
6.6 - Not yet fully off the leash, having to make an impact off the bench in league games. Looks quick, very capable of beating men and delivering crosses. Expect him to figure more prominently as season goes on.
6.6 - A promising start for Klich in an advanced midfield role. He gets involved in so many of the best moves Leeds put together. And he runs and he runs. (Pic: Getty)