Luke Ayling and Patrick Bamford will be back in action for the Whites this week after lengthy periods on the side-lines.
The duo both picked up injuries in Leeds’ 1-1 draw with Newcastle at St James’ Park in September and have since been working hard to return to match fitness.
In his press conference on Monday, Bielsa revealed that their wait for senior action goes on, though Ayling and Bamford will be readying themselves for a return to the first team by getting some minutes with the Under-23s on Monday night.
Meanwhile, the Argentine responded to speculation over his half-time substitution of Kalvin Phillips in Leeds’ goalless draw at Brighton on Saturday.
“With respect to Kalvin, he is available for the game tomorrow and as I said in my declarations after the game against Brighton, Pascal and Shackleton coming on were all to do with improving how the team was playing," Bielsa said.
“I don’t link it to his individual performance, whether it was high or low, I am referring to the players that came off - Kalvin and Junior - but it was to look for a more efficient collective organisation, with different characteristics for the execution of the same function.”
Here we take a look at how Leeds could line-up against the Eagles on Tuesday.
7. Adam Forshaw - CM
Forshaw has been a breath of fresh air for Leeds since his long-awaited return. Bielsa expressed some doubts about the recently-recovered player’s capacity to play two games in four days, though, so he might be rested before the ninety minutes is up. Photo: Charlie Crowhurst
8. Jack Harrison - LW/ST
Harrison was a notable underperformer against Brighton, but the 25-year-old is rarely dropped so Bielsa will keep his faith. Photo: Glyn Kirk
9. Rodrigo - CAM/ST
Rodrigo ran out of puff in the latter stages at the Amex, so the fixture congestion could play into Joe Gelhardt’s hands if he struggles, but it is the Spaniard who will start. Photo: Naomi Baker
10. Raphinha - RW
Among those off the boil at Brighton, but the Brazil star's moments of magic have the capacity to lift the whole team, and so Raphinha is a must-start for Bielsa. Photo: Charlie Crowhurst
11. Dan James - ST/LW
It is unfortunate that the universal blip at Brighton knocked the stride out of James after his first goal at Spurs. Perhaps he can pick up where he left off at Elland Road on Tuesday. Photo: Charlie Crowhurst