Head coach Marcelo Bielsa provided an update as to his latest team news at his Monday morning press conference and revealed that Mateusz Klich and Robin Koch have both been granted early leave ahead of their bids to shine at this summer's Euros with Poland and Germany respectively. Koch is also carrying a slight hip knock.
Bielsa clearly has the international welfare of his players firmly in mind, perhaps worth considering in the last two games when it comes to the involvement of Gjanni Alioski (North Macedonia), Liam Cooper (Scotland), Kalvin Phillips (England), Diego Llorente (Spain) and Rodrigo (Spain), all of whom seem likely to head to the Euros.
That said, this is how we think Leeds will start out at St Mary's.
7. Gjanni Alioski (LM)
Involved in controversy in Saturday's clash at Burnley but the North Macedonian international is ending the season strongly and looks set to start wide left as part of a midfield three in front of Phillips. Photo by Nick Potts - Pool/Getty Images.
8. Raphinha (RW)
Speaking of internationals, surely one day Raphinha will make the Brazil squad. The dazzling winger is back fit after a recent thigh injury and looks certain to start on the right wing. Photo by MARTIN RICKETT/POOL/AFP via Getty Images.
9. Jack Harrison (LW)
Harrison is now on eight goals and eight assists for the season and must be at least knocking on the door for a first England call at some point. A banker to start wide left. Photo by CARL RECINE/POOL/AFP via Getty Images.
10. Rodrigo (ACM)
There'll be at least one change with Klich granted leave ahead of the Euros which also beckon for Rodrigo with Spain. Tyler Roberts or Jamie Shackleton are other candidates to start, or Cooper at CB with Struijk at CDM and Phillips pushed up.
11. Patrick Bamford (ST)
Quiet at Burnley and subbed for Rodrigo but sixth in the Golden Boot race on 15 goals and determined to make a late push to make Gareth Southgate's England squad for the Euros. Photo by CARL RECINE/POOL/AFP via Getty Images.