Leeds United loaned out a lot of players during this transfer window.
The main reason was that the club could only negotiate temporary deals, with buy options without obligations.
The Whites have a number of players out on loan: Largie Ramazani, Sebastiaan Bornauw, Joel Piroe, Lucas Perri and Wilfried Gnonto among others.
Leeds managed to bring in some key transfers in the summer, including James Trafford and Harry Wilson.
English club make official decision on Leeds loanee
Harvey Vincent. Credit: IMAGO
Some Leeds players were loaned out to other English clubs; Piroe went to West Ham and Ramazani was sent to Burnley.
Harry Gray also joined Sheffield Wednesday on a season-long loan and Charlie Crew joined Walsall.
Leeds United announced on Friday that Harvey Vincent extended his youth loan at Scarborough Athletic.
The youngster has played four times for the National League side. This season, Vincent has scored two goals and provided five assists for Leeds’ U21s side. Vincent signed a new contract at the club in 2025.
He was a key part of the Leeds U21 side that lifted the inaugural National League Cup.
The forward has also previously featured for England at youth level
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How are Leeds’ other young loanees doing?
Charlie Crew has recently acclimatized himself to the starting lineup at Walsall. His manager now trusts him and he is starting games.
This year is going much better than last season where his loan with Doncaster Rovers was cut short.
Harry Gray has scored one goal in 11 games, but he has been playing. Sometimes out of position, but he is still gaining valuable experience. Some people around the club have complained about Gray being played out wide.
At his age, valuable first team experience is what is needed for him to develop.
