There is a long list of Leeds United players who could be on the move in the coming months. The club have a lot of work to do before the new season begins.
Pre-season kicks off in the next few weeks and plans have not been set in stone yet.
Leeds need to figure out who will join the club and who will depart this summer. Club chairman Paraag Marathe has already told the fans that there will be a more logical approach to the window this summer.
It has reflected already, as the Whites took a good deal to sell Pascal Struijk – with the funds helping the PSR books from last year.
Harry Wilson has been the first summer signing; the free agent comes with bags of quality and Premier League experience.
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Leeds United fans will have a long list of players who they believe should be sold in this window.
That would include the handful of options who left Elland Road on temporary deals last summer. The likes of Joe Gelhardt, Largie Ramazani and Isaac Schmidt could all leave.
Max Wober is a very interesting case at the club.
Last season he went out on loan, but after an injury-riddled season, Werder Bremen neglected to take the option to sign him on a permanent deal.
Per The Yorkshire Post, Leeds have no plans to re-integrate the Austrian defender ahead of pre-season. It is likely that the 28-year old will not be involved entirely as he was absent when some players returned from the offseason.
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49ers will be in the market for a new defender this summer
With Struijk gone, Leeds already need another center back for the new season.
There are reports that the club are ready to sell another defender, with Wober and Bornauw the names listed.
Daniel Farke plays with three centerbacks, and there are currently just three first team options available ahead of pre-season. With Wober and Bornauw having an uncertain future, a few new faces could be added.
The club have been linked with many options since the end of last season, and now the 49er must get to work.
At least two new centerbacks need to be signed in order to give the team some depth in the position. The club cannot rely on James Justin an auxiliary center back for the next few months.
