How Ronaldo Vieira and EVERY other Leeds United player who left the club last summer fared in 2018/19
By Jordan Cronin
Published 20th May 2019, 14:18 GMT
A whole of players departed Leeds United in the summer - either on loan or permanently.
But how have they fared at their respective clubs this season? Click and scroll through the pages as we take a look at each player's campaign:
Every player to leave Leeds United last summer - and they have fared at their new clubs
The under-23s striker collected just FIVE minutes of first-team action for Morecambe - his last appearance came on February 23.
It was an indifferent season for Bouy at Dutch club PEC Zwolle. He failed to mark his loan spell with a goal in 17 appearances as the club finished 13th in Eredivisie.
Sadly, OKane failed to play a part in Luton Towns League One title campaign after he swiftly returned to Leeds following another leg break sustained in September during a 2-1 win against Bristol Rovers.
After a handful of Carabao Cup appearances, Lonergan failed to make a Championship appearance for Middlesbrough, though appeared in League One for Rochdale on an emergency loan in February.
Kitching featured regularly for the National League side as they secured a play-off spot in their debut non-league top-flight season. They lost 3-1 to finalist AFC Fylde.
Eight goals in 35 appearances - one of which came against Galatasaray - was enough for Ekuban to impress Trabzonspor - meaning Leeds are set to receive 2million for his services from the Turkish club.
Gomes joined Sochaux in the summer but moved to Croatia with NK Istra 1961 in January, who are preparing for a relegation play-off in a few weeks time.
A large chunk of the 22-year-olds loan spell was abruptly interrupted by a cruciate ligament rupture between October and April. Its unlikely hell stay at Greuther Furth, who reportedly cant afford him.
While Frankfurt reached the semi-finals of the Europa League, Wiedwald wasnt to play his part after being shipped out on loan to Bundesliga 2 outfit MSV Duisburg in January - who were in fact relegated.
OConnor swapped Blackpool for Bradford City in January, however, he was unable to prevent the Bantams from falling into League Two. He left a good impression though, as boss Gary Bowyer has expressed a desire to sign him.
Following a nightmare debut season at Elland Road, Anita appeared to find his feet back in his homeland, missing just four games for Willem II as they went on to finish 10th.
