There were concerns over Leeds United’s attacking options as the summer transfer window came to a close.
Despite the £17 million signing of AC Milan forward Noah Okafor and free agent duo Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Lukas Nmecha, there was still a feeling the Whites had left themselves short in such a key area of the pitch as they look to build on a solid start to the new Premier League season.
As it stands, Daniel Farke’s men are sitting in mid-table following last weekend’s home draw with Bournemouth and all three of their new attacking additions have found the net during the first two months of the season.
But how does the Whites attacking threat compare to their rivals across the Premier League? We take look at each clubs average xG (expected goals) to see how Farke’s men rank in the table.
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3. Manchester City
2025/26 average xG: 1.72 | Getty Images Photo: Michael Steele/Getty Images
