Leeds United have struggled to find a reliable goalkeeper so far this season.
Leeds have had problems finding a consistent number one this season, with both Felix Wiedwald and Andy Lonergan making errors.
However, in a big show of faith, Christiansen is prepared to stick with his current goalkeeping options.
There had been a feeling that Leeds may look for a more reliable custodian when the transfer window re-opens, but a goalkeeper is not said to be on Christiansen’s shopping list, and that has to be considered a big risk.
Wiedwald has stepped back into Leeds’ first-team recently and looked assured, but if the German makes another error, he will be under pressure straight away.
And if Christiansen has to rotate his goalkeepers again, not signing a new number one will almost certainly be held against him.
Leeds do intend to bring in additions in the January transfer window, with another defender targeted.
Christiansen wants to strengthen his backline, as he feels he is short at the back, as things stand.
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