The closure of the summer transfer window left a nagging feeling Leeds United have left themselves short in one key area.
Despite completing the free transfer addition of former Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin and versatile forwards Noah Okafor and Lukas Nmecha, Daniel Farke’s options in the attacking third appear to be short of where the Whites boss would like them to be.
Speaking after Saturday’s late defeat to Fulham, Farke said: “We never just try to park the bus but I can't expect as many end products as in the Championship. We have to play tight games and make sure we score goals from our situations. This will be our approach until at least January, let's see what happens in January. My dream football is possession and play the opponents off the park, you know my reputation as a coach, but I have to adapt to reality and make sure we're rock solid."
That hasn’t always been the way for Leeds and they have had some of the most prolific strikers in the Premier League during the last 30 years - but who are the best strikers to have worn the iconic white shirt during that time?
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7. Robbie Fowler
A true Premier League great - although he is better known for his time with boyhood club Liverpool than his time at Leeds. However, Fowler averaged a goal in every 149 minutes during his Elland Road spell and there were some memorable moments. | Getty Images
8. Tony Yeboah
A scorer of some of the most spectacular goals witnessed during the Premier League era. The Ghana international had a more than credible average of a goal in just under every two games during his time with the Whites. | Varley Pictures
9. Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
His departure from Elland Road may well have caused as stir but there is no doubt the Netherlands international was as prolific as they come during his time at Leeds. | Getty Images
10. Mark Viduka
The Australian was an integral part of what was a memorable time for Leeds supporters as they mixed it with the best in the Champions League - but his heroics weren't just limited to that competition. Who could forget that four-goal salvo against Liverpool? | Getty Images