The Whites head coach currently has over half a team on the sidelines with captain Liam Cooper, new winger Luis Sinisterra and midfielder Adam Forshaw all ruled out of the clash in addition to defender Luke Ayling, left back Junior Firpo and versatile star Stuart Dallas.
Winger Dan James is also suspended for Saturday afternoon’s visit of Wolves as the Wales international serves the final match of a three-game ban incurred for his straight red card in May’s home defeat to Chelsea.
Marsch hopes to have everybody back available apart from longer-term absentee Dallas within a few weeks but the Whites boss is without seven first team players for the clash against Bruno Lage’s side and this is how we think Leeds will line-up.
7. CM - Marc Roca
New signing Roca immediately impressed within the first few minutes of United's opening pre-season friendly against Blackpool and that trend has continued over the summer. Marsch has various options in centre midfield ranging from the experience of Adam Forshaw and Mateusz Klich to the exciting youth of Archie Gray but Forshaw is still injured and in any case Roca and Adams looks set to be the first choice pairing. Photo: Ashley Allen
8. RW - Brenden Aaronson
Premier League life without Raphinha starts with new signing Luis Sinisterra injured and Dan James suspended but Marsch has highlighted how £25m summer recruit Aaronson can play anywhere across the front line, even as a false 9. The USA international might prove best as a no 10 but he lined up on the right flank in the final friendly against Cagliari and then chipped in with three assists. More of the same would be lovely. Photo: Ashley Allen
9. LW - Jack Harrison
Newcastle United want him but Harrison now appears more important than ever to Leeds following the departure of Raphinha. At full strength, it will probably be two from three out of Harrison, James and Sinisterra for the wide slots with young Crysencio Summerville waiting in the wings but James and Sinisterra are both out and Harrison appears a certainty to start on the left flank against Wolves. Photo: Ashley Allen
10. ACM - Rodrigo
All eyes are on Leeds United and their front line with the club still hoping to sign another striker option after missing out on top target Charles De Ketelaere to AC Milan. In the meantime, with everybody fit, Aaronson might be the no 1 choice at no 10 although Joe Gelhardt together with Patrick Bamford in a front two must also be a very tempting option. However, record signing Rodrigo looked in excellent nick when bagging a hat-trick against Cagliari and his third season at Leeds could be the one where everything finally clicks. Photo: Ashley Allen
11. ST - Patrick Bamford
Bamford's smile lit up Elland Road in last weekend's friendly against Cagliari as the Whites no 9 netted the opening goal of a brace upon his first 90 minutes of football since last September. The striker was limited to just seven starts and only 559 minutes of league football in an injury-ravaged campaign last term but Leeds are a different and much improved side with a firing Bamford in the team and the striker looked in good nick against Cagliari. Everything crossed that it's back onwards and upwards from here. Photo: Ashley Allen