Leeds United’s potential acquisition, Falaye Sacko, who currently plays for Montpellier as a right-back, is not prone to injuries. However, Dr. Rajpal Brar suggests that his off-field habits may still need to be monitored to prevent setbacks due to lack of game time in the 2023/24 season.
The injury expert believes that consistent game time is crucial to reducing the risk of injury, especially when a player is required to play significant minutes. Brar recommends that Leeds pay attention to Sacko’s fitness metrics and overall habits both on and off the pitch.
Despite the potential risk, Sacko’s track record indicates that he is not injury prone, providing some assurance to the club’s medical team during the pre-transfer screening process.
At 29 years old, Sacko’s experience in top European leagues and his international caps for Mali make him a valuable addition to Leeds United. His versatility as a right-back and ability to also play as a centre-back would offer much-needed depth and stability to the team’s defense.
With the potential departure of Archie Gray, Sacko could be the ideal replacement to strengthen Daniel Farke’s defensive setup. Additionally, Leeds United’s interest in an £8.5m-rated attacker suggests a proactive approach in bolstering their squad for the upcoming season.
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