Daniel Farke will be hoping for a huge response from his Leeds United side after the last time out against Fulham. The Whites lost the game in the dying minutes due to an unfortunate error.
Left back Gabriel Gudmundsson seemed unaware of his surroundings during a corner kick, and he headed the ball into his own net. With four points from four games, Leeds fans will be hoping for a big result soon. The Whites are away to Wolves on Saturday; Vitor Pereira’s side are yet to pick up a single point in the Premier League this season.
The club’s problems in front of goal continue, as Daniel Farke’s side have failed to find the back of the net since the game against Everton.
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Wolves striker could return for Leeds United game
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Vitor Pereira will be delighted as news emerges that striker Jorge Strand Larsen could return to the squad for Saturday’s game. This was reported by Liam Keen on the E&S Wolves podcast:
“I think he’ll be recovering from this injury relatively soon as well. I think we could see him in a Wolves shirt sooner rather than later.
“I hope that is in time for Saturday and of course we’ll ask Vitor about it in the press conference.
“But I think he’s getting closer to getting back and playing in a Wolves shirt, which can only be a good thing for this football club.”
“There’s a lot that can happen between now and Saturday, I know it’s already Thursday, but a lot can change and happen.
“I’m going to put my neck on the line and say Keen, that he’s involved. But again, it’s a close call.”
The striker has missed the last two games with an Achilles problem, and his presence on Saturday could be crucial for Wolves who are yet to win a league game.
Whites also welcome back Joel Piroe
Joel Piroe is also set to return to the squad after missing the game against Fulham. Daniel Farke revealed that both the striker and Ao Tanaka have been fully involved in training this week and should be in contention to start against Wolves.
With Daniel Farke still looking for solutions up top, maybe the return of the Dutchman could pay off on the pitch.
