One month on from Archie Gray’s £40m sale to Tottenham Hotspur, United’s reigning Championship player of the year Crysencio Summerville completed his move to West Ham United on Saturday evening for a fee in excess of £25m.
Gray and Summerville are the two standout departures but Leeds have now waved farewell to 25 players this summer and signed four as part of a summer which has also seen two more join back up with the Whites after loan spells.
There is still plenty of time for more as part of a summer transfer window that will remain open for another four weeks. The new transfer window opened Friday, June 14 and clubs still have until 11pm on Friday, August 30 to conclude summer transfer business.
But there have already been a whopping 31 ins or outs at Leeds this summer including the returns of Brenden Aaronson and Max Wober – and one big question mark still remains. Here, we run through United’s summer window so far.
25. OUT: Cody Drameh (left upon contract expiring and joined Hull City)
One of the more recent confirmed exits. Drameh's contract at Leeds ended this summer and the full-back departed the club upon accepting terms with Hull City. Photo: Dan Mullan
26. IN: Joe Rodon (signed from Tottenham Hotspur)
A major signing, joining Leeds on a permanent deal from Spurs for around £10m after last season's stellar loan spell. Photo: Matt McNulty
27. IN: Alex Cairns (signed from Salford City)
Experienced keeper Cairns became the club's second signing of the summer in joining from League Two side Salford City. Photo: LUFC
28. IN: Joe Rothwell (loaned from Bournemouth)
Experienced midfielder Rothwell followed in Rodon and Cairns as the third signing of the summer, joining the Whites on a season-long loan from Bournemouth. Photo: LUFC
29. IN: Jayden Bogle (signed from Sheffield United)
The most recent in and another big one, right-back Bogle joining the Whites for £5m on a four-year deal from Sheffield United. Photo: LUFC
30. BACK: Brenden Aaronson (returned from Union Berlin)
USA international attacking midfielder Aaronson has returned from last season's loan spell at Union Berlin to be re-integrated back into the squad. Photo: Christian Kaspar-Bartke