Leeds United have another new arrival, leading to a new best XI and bench for Daniel Farke’s Whites.
Having already signed Lukas Nmecha, Jaka Bijol and Sebastiaan Bornauw, Leeds have added the services of Sweden international left back Gabriel Gudmundsson from Lille for £10m.
Gudmundsson’s arrival comes hot on the heels of last season’s first choice left back Junior Firpo’s departure from the club upon his contract expiring.
But Leeds have also made signings from within, Sam Byram penning terms on a new one-year deal and Jack Harrison back in pre-season training upon returning to the club from two season-long loans at Everton.
Quite what the future holds for Harrison remains to be seen but here’s clearly very much with the group as it stands. All things considered, it likely leads to a new best XI and bench, our idea of which we run through here.
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7. CM: Ao Tanaka
With Rothwell going back to Bournemouth and now signing for Rangers it's a choice of Tanaka or Ilia Gruev alongside Ampadu and Tanaka probably gets the call. | Getty Images
8. RW: Dan James
The club's player of the year from the Championship-winning team and first pick out wide with Solomon having gone back to Spurs. | Getty Images
9. LW: Willy Gnonto
Manor Solomon's exit paves the way for Gnonto to come into the XI as things stand although the Italian is also an option in the no 10 role. | Getty Images
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10. ACM: Brenden Aaronson
Farke's continued call in the no 10 role although it appears an obvious position in which Leeds need to strengthen in, along with several others. The arrival of Nmecha could also pave the way for Piroe to drop back into a no 10 role. | Getty Images
11. ST: Joel Piroe
Lukas Nmceha will no doubt have his eyes fixed on being first choice striker but Piroe was last season's top scorer and indeed Championship Golden Boot winner so has to be considered first choice striker as things stand - despite also Patrick Bamford's return towards the end of the campaign and also the presence of Mateo Joseph. | Getty Images
12. Sub: Illan Meslier
There's clearly plenty of speculation about Meslier's future having lost his no 1 spot, added to the fact that he is out of contract next summer. But whether an exit is 'likely' remains to be seen. Back up keeper as things stand. | Getty Images