The focus these couple of days has been on potential January exits from Leeds United.
Questions have been asked over Jean-Matteo Bahoya’s future, with January around the corner. Given his lack of minutes, May thought his loan deal would be cancelled.
But that news has been rebuffed in the last couple of days, Leeds will keep the player. There have also been links as to who could arrive at Elland Road when the winter window opens.
Pavel Sulc could be available over the next couple of months, with Lyon desperate to sell due to their financial situation. They need one or two departures to balance their books.
Sulc is currently injured and will return in February, so any potential buyers have to factor that in.
Leeds exit draws closer as player wants out of Elland Road
Mateo Joseph for Mallorca. Credit: Imago
Fans will also be hoping that the Whites dip into the window to strengthen the attack. Leeds have not scored many goals this season and continue to rely on Dominic Calvert-Lewin to do all the heavy lifting.
The club’s decision not to bring in another striker during the summer is now raising eyebrows.
As things stand, there are concrete links about an attacking player leaving Elland Road.
Over the last week, Mallorca have been linked with a move for Mateo Joseph. The forward is currently rehabbing his injury, with a return date in sight.
It is believed that the Spanish side will monitor the situation with the intentions of a move.
TEAMtalk have also added more information to this situation, with the revelation that Joseph is keen to leave Leeds United. He wants out with the prospect of first team football very appealing.
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49ers should have shipped Mateo Joseph early
The Spaniard’s stock was at its highest in the season where he finally got the chance to prove himself.
It is believed that during that window he had a lot of suitors, but Leeds chose a loan spot for him.
Now his injury has disrupted close to a full year and he has to prove himself to potential clubs.
If Leeds had sold him at his best value, they would not be in this situation right now.
