Leeds remain in the market for a striker and Victor Orta is currently working on attacking options who could bolster Jesse Marsch's firepower in what will be the American's first full season in charge.
But unless either Kalvin Phillips or Raphinha depart over the next few weeks, Leeds are not expected to do much more in terms of senior signings having already spent £50m on three new additions - Brenden Aaronson [£25m], Rasmus Kristensen [£10m] and Marc Roca [£10m]. Replacements for exiting stars, bargains and rare opportunities aside, there may be a small number of additions at Under 23 level and there will be staffing changes as Marsch shapes his backroom staff and Leeds add a 23s boss.
Where the bulk of this summer's activity is likely to come is in the outgoing sector.
Here are players who could depart Elland Road in the current window either on loan or permanently.
7. Crysencio Summerville
An interesting one. Potentially very useful for Marsch but convincing him to sit on the bench may be difficult. Got itchy feet last season. Would have many takers, on loan or otherwise.
8. Cody Drameh
Another interesting one. Returned to Leeds after a very good loan spell at Cardiff but will be behind Kristensen. If he can accept a place on the bench he'd be a useful asset but don't rule out a move.
9. Jamie Shackleton
A player who, for the good of his own career, needs to go and play somewhere in the Championship. A permanent move is a real possibility. Could have gone out last summer, should do this time.
10. Charlie Cresswell
Cresswell is at a pivotal time in his career when, especially as a central defender, he needs to play significant minutes regularly. A loan currently appears his best chance of that. It didn't hurt Ben White...
11. Leif Davis
Didn't quite get the game time he needed on loan at Bournemouth or a permanent move at the end of it. Leeds need more depth at left-back so there may be a glimmer of hope for him as part of Marsch's plans.
12. Jack Jenkins
Leeds have a number of up and coming central midfielders in the ranks, not to mention Lewis Bate, so Jenkins' time to seek game time elsewhere might arrive. Turns 21 this season.