Leeds United have just over two weeks to conclude their transfer business and it feels like there is still plenty to do. A combined £74.1million has been spent on three arrivals Harry Wilson, Tarik Muharemovic and James Trafford, all of which upgrade Daniel Farke’s starting-XI.
But attacking depth is still lacking with Leeds known to want difference-making quality on the left and competition for Dominic Calvert-Lewin upfront. Natural left-sided defensive cover is also needed while a potential squad exit could make central centre-back a position that needs reinforcing.
Leeds could do with a back-up to first-choice goalkeeper James Trafford as well, with a lot to do inside the next fortnight or so. With all of that in mind, the YEP has the latest on every major transfer story involving the Whites so far this summer.
13. James Trafford
Leeds agreed a club-record £40m deal for the 23-year-old goalkeeper, who has come straight into the team as first-choice. Trafford penned a five-year contract at Elland Road. | Getty Images
14. Zion Suzuki
Reports from the Italian side went as far as to suggest offers made and terms agreed, but that was never our understanding. Leeds liked Suzuki and he was on a list of potential options but Trafford was always the priority. | Getty Images
15. Kjell Scherpen
Like Suzuki, Scherpen was someone Leeds recruitment chiefs were aware of but there was never an active pursuit of the Dutch goalkeeper. He's since joined Ipswich Town in a deal worth £11m.
16. Orlando Gill
Leeds were linked with interest in the Paraguay goalkeeper earlier this month, with a back-up to Trafford needed. The YEP understood Gill was on a list of options but the club eventually went elsewhere. | Getty Images
17. Michael Zetterer
Leeds signed the experienced goalkeeper to a three-year contract last week, following the agreement of a £4.3m fee with Eintracht Frankfurt. He will be Trafford's back-up. | LUFC
.JPG?trim=0,201,0,201&crop=&width=800)
18. Tarik Muharemovic
Leeds confirmed the £34.1m signing of Muharemovic earlier this summer with the Bosnian signing a five-year contract. Like Trafford, he's come straight into the starting-XI and been excellent. | LUFC