Leeds United attacker Jay Roy Grot has struggled since arriving at Elland Road so far.
Grot has been loaned out by Leeds to VVV Venlo for the season, but the deal does not include a permanent clause.
The 20-year-old is, therefore, due to return to Leeds for next season, and there is reportedly a hope that he could still become a success.
Grot endured a difficult first season at Elland Road, where he became a figure of much criticism from the Whites supporters.
The youngster often looked out of his depth in the Championship, and he failed to make much of an impact.
Grot made 19 appearances for Leeds last term, but scored just once in the league.
With Leeds strengthening their attack, Grot simply had no room to feature with Marcelo Bielsa in charge.
But the powerful winger has featured in four games for VVV Venlo in Holland, and Leeds are hopeful that the loan move could be the perfect move for Grot’s development.
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