Stuart Dallas has not been in great form for Leeds United this season.
Leeds United winger Stuart Dallas has admitted to The Yorkshire Evening Post that he has been frustrated this season.
Dallas, who can also operate as an attacking midfielder, has not been in great form for Leeds so far this campaign.
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The 25-year-old has featured in 20 Championship appearances for the Whites this term, scoring one goal and creating 14 chances in the process.
The Northern Ireland international winger has admitted that he has been frustrated this season.
“I want to score as much as I can and I know this season hasn’t been my best,” Dallas told The Yorkshire Evening Post. “I haven’t scored or assisted as much either.
“It’s been frustrating for me and I’m sure it has been for people watching too but I’m my own biggest critic. I’ll keep working hard and hopefully it’s enough to get me on the pitch. If not, I’ll work even harder.
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“A lot of people talked about what I had in the summer but I think it’s an easy excuse to blame it on that. I haven’t been as good as what I can be.”
Dallas did not get a proper rest in the summer of 2016, as he featured for Northern Ireland at the Euro 2016 finals in France. The 25-year-old played in four matches for his country, scoring two goals in the process.
However, the winger is gradually getting back his good form, and he could prove to be a key player for the West Yorkshire outfit in the final months of the season.
Leeds are fourth in the Championship table at the moment with 54 points from 29 matches. The Whites will take on Huddersfield Town away from home at the John Smith’s Stadium in the Championship on Sunday afternoon.
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