Leeds United operated a one in, one out policy to their first-team squad during the January transfer window. Daniel Farke waved goodbye to out-of-favour Jack Harrison while welcoming Facundo Buonanotte into his set up on loan from Brighton, filling an obvious gap at right-wing/No.10.
Elland Road chiefs went for another striker, lodging an offer worth almost £40million for Jorgen Strand Larsen, but lost out to Crystal Palace while doubts over the goalkeeper situation did not force the club into a move. Farke also suggested cover at left wing-back could arrive if an opportunity presented itself, but it seems nothing did.
Leeds now have 14 games to secure their Premier League survival and a squad set in stone to achieve that goal. Below, the YEP takes a look at how each position is looking in terms of first-choice options and cover.
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1. Leeds United's squad depth by position
Note: We're including Harry Wilson with his move to Leeds all but done. | AFP via Getty Images
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2. Goalkeeper
First-choice: Lucas Perri | Cover: Alex Cairns (The YEP understands a new contract agreement has been reached with Cairns) | Getty Images
3. Right centre-back
First-choice: Joe Rodon | Cover: Sebastiaan Bornauw, James Justin, Jaka Bijol | Getty Images
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4. Central centre-back
First-choice: Sebastiaan Bornauw | Cover: Jaka Bijol, Joe Rodon | Getty Images
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