Leeds United are likely to have Kamil Miazek on the bench next week.
Leeds United goalkeeper Jamal Blackman suffered a broken leg in action for the under-23s last week.
The injury came at a terrible time, with first choice Bailey Peacock-Farrell beginning to struggle.
Next in line is young Polish stopper Kamil Miazek.
Miazek has been on the bench behind Blackman for the under-23s for the last fortnight, and was previously the starter.
The youngster should now expect Marcelo Bielsa’s call to start backing up Peacock-Farrell and take a space on the bench.
Here are five facts about Miazek…
1) Miazek is 22-year-old and made his name at Feyenoord where he spent three years in the Eredivisie side’s academy.
2) He returned to Poland to play for Chojniczanka before undertaking a trial at Leeds last year and earning a contract.
3) Miazek’s debut for Leeds’ under-23s did not go as planned – he was sent off against Hull in a 2-2 draw.
4) Since then he has impressed, doing enough to earn a new contract until June 2019, which Leeds have an option to extend for a further 12 months.
5) Before going on trial with Leeds, he had previously spent time on trial at Barnsley.
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