Leeds United midfielder is not involved with the first team squad.
Leeds United’s move in 2017 to sign Ouasim Bouy appeared to be instantly confusing.
Bouy joined on a four-year deal, and it is a contract which is proving to be a mistake.
In two seasons, Bouy has never played a game for Leeds, and Marcelo Bielsa has no apparent intent to use him.
This season he did not even land a loan move, despite signing with Dutch side PEC Zwolle last year.
His current status is unclear, having not been involved with Leeds or even for their under-23s as an overage player, as he did a couple of times in his first season.
Despite his career being in limbo, Bouy is trying to be upbeat. He is after all still being paid by Leeds.
He sent a message on Instagram yesterday, his first in six weeks.
Leeds would have been open to offers for Bouy in the summer, but it appears nothing came in.
Finding a club for him in January should be a priority, on a permanent basis, to save Leeds paying his wages.
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