Leeds United are heading into a very important transfer window in January, with Daniel Farke looking to beef up the squad.
There is still a long way to go in the season, but there are a lot of promising signs after just 15 league games. Leeds sit in third place in the Championship with 29 points, two points behind Sunderland and Sheffield United.
Daniel Farke has done a great job with the team. After losing important pieces in the summer, Leeds still have one of the best attacks in the league. Farke has even dealt with serious injury issues so far. The club can also boast of one of the best defensive records, with just nine goals conceded so far.
Going into the January window, Leeds have been linked with multiple players and have key areas in the team that need reinforcements. We asked AI ChatGPT to predict Leeds United’s transfer window, and these were the results.
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Leeds United will sign Liverpool star
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AI has predicted that Leeds United will sign Liverpool youngster Tyler Morton. The 22-year old midfielder has not really had first team minutes over the past few seasons. Morton played for Hull City on loan in the 2022/23 season. The midfielder scored three goals and provided five assists for the tigers in the Championship.
Morton has great feet, and a very good passing range from the middle of the park. Former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp was a big fan of the youngster:
“You can see Tyler Morton,”
“We have to send him to the gym as if he gets a body, he’s a brilliant footballer. There are some things to come physique wise, but the football brain is outstanding.”
The England U21 could use a loan deal this season, as he has only been playing for the Liverpool U21 side.
Jack Harrison will return to Elland Road
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Jack Harrison has been on loan away from Elland Road for the past two seasons. The forward had five goals and seven assists in the 2022/23 season when Leeds United got relegated. His performances that year drew attention, and he eventually signed for Everton.
The 27-year old’s future is still up in the air. Everton have not triggered the clause to make his loan move permanent and it does not look like they will anytime soon. Harrison has zero goals and assists in the Premier League this season. If Leeds United were interested, Everton could terminate his loan.
Having a player of Harrison’s quality in the championship would no doubt boost the club’s chances of promotion.
