Leeds United faces a challenging summer ahead, with uncertainty surrounding their division status as they enter the play-offs. Whether they achieve promotion or not, significant changes are expected at Elland Road.
If Leeds secures a return to the Premier League, the focus will shift towards new signings to strengthen the squad. However, if they fail to move up, key player sales will be necessary to meet financial obligations.
The recruitment team will have their work cut out for them, as several loaned-out players are set to return with uncertain futures. One such player, Rasmus Kristensen, is likely to be sold after struggling to make an impact in Italy.
Leeds manager Daniel Farke has indicated that none of the returning loanees will be welcomed back, signaling a clear direction for the club’s summer transfer activity. Kristensen, in particular, may be on his way out as Leeds look to make necessary changes for the upcoming season.
