Leeds can boast fresh faces and new energy heading into this weekend's clash with Hull City. Ramazani and Solomon's arrivals demonstrate intent on the 49ers' part to bolster Daniel Farke's squad with real quality following the departures of Crysencio Summerville and Georginio Rutter earlier in the window.
That said, Farke does like his new additions to spend a little bit of time bedding into the setup at Thorp Arch, therefore it's likely we see Willy Gnonto retain his spot in attack. Dan James, however, does miss out due to a hamstring injury, as does Patrick Bamford.
Following the 2-0 win over Sheffield Wednesday last weekend, there is every chance Farke goes with as few changes as possible against the Tigers, who drew 0-0 with Millwall last time out.
Here is how the YEP sees Leeds lining up at Elland Road on Saturday afternoon.
7. CM: Ilia Gruev
Farke has persevered with Gruev in the more advanced central midfield role at the start of 2024/25 even if it doesn't appear a natural fit for the Bulgarian. He's likely to be given another opportunity to prove himself, even with the imminent arrival of Ao Tanaka from Fortuna Dusseldorf. | Getty Images
8. LW: Willy Gnonto
A strong start to the season, but now with Largie Ramazani and Manor Solomon for company in the wide areas, Gnonto will need to be at his best to retain his place. Still, he's done enough to warrant a start for the foreseeable. | Danny Lawson/PA Wire
9. RW: Brenden Aaronson
Among the goals for the second time this season last weekend and proved influential in attack. The Leeds front-line clicked more seamlessly with the American in there, although due to James' absence, he may be tasked with starting on the wing. Photo: Lewis Storey/Getty Images
10. CF: Joel Piroe
Piroe was dropped from the starting XI last weekend but with Farke seemingly reluctant to thrust new boys Ramazani or Solomon into the mix immediately, the Dutchman may be given another opportunity at No. 10. Photo: freelance
11. ST: Mateo Joseph
He may still be searching for that elusive first goal of the season but there's been enough to suggest he's capable of holding down the No. 9 spot for a lengthy period, not least the assist he managed for Dan James against Sheffield Wednesday. A solid all-rounder. Photo: Stu Forster