That’s after Marcelo Bielsa’s Whites drew 0-0 with Chelsea in the top-flight last Saturday afternoon.
Indeed, Leeds’ Spanish attacker Rodrigo has spoken openly about his chances of making the squad for the delayed Euro 2020 tournament, which is due to take place this summer.
“The Selection is always a challenge,” he told Spanish outlet AS last week.
“We all have that desire. Being on the list is always very difficult. In the big teams, such as Spain, there is always competition and everything will depend on what you do in the remainder of the season.”
The Euros have been in his thoughts since the start of what he calls an ‘irregular’ year, one that thus far has yielded just 12 Premier League starts.
“Well, you think about it, yeah,” he said.
“But not only now, since the beginning of the season. It is a challenge that never leaves your mind when you see that you have options, because there is your history in the national team and you know that until now they have counted on you, but there is still much left.”
“The key now is not to have any injuries again between now and the end of the season and to regain my level, then we will see what happens,” he said.
As always, however, there is still plenty of talk surrounding transfers!
Here, we take a look at the rest of the transfer talk from Leeds United and their top-flight rivals:

7. Simpson on trial
Former Leicester and Newcastle right-back Danny Simpson is on trial with Championship side Sheffield Wednesday as he bids to find a new club after leaving Huddersfield last summer. (Leicester Mercury) Photo: Nathan Stirk

8. Leeds target left-back
Ludwig Werder Bremen left-back Ludwig Augustinsson is a possible summer transfer target for the Whites. The report states Augustinsson would be available for a seven-figure fee, should Leeds renew their interest. (Kicker) Photo: Pool

9. Josh Doig wanted by Leeds
Hibernian defender Josh Doig is another option at left-back for Leeds, with reports suggesting that the youngster could be available for just £1.5m this summer. (Daily Mail) Photo: Mark Runnacles


