Leeds United will face Bolton Wanderers in the Championship on Sunday.
Leeds United head coach Thomas Christiansen has told The Daily Mail that having a fully fit squad is a headache for him.
The West Yorkshire outfit will kick off their 2017-18 Championship campaign with a match against Bolton Wanderers away from home at the Macron Stadium on Sunday evening.
The Whites narrowly failed to finish in the top six of the Championship during the 2016-17 campaign and will be aiming to clinch a playoff spot this season.
There are no injury concerns ahead of the match for Leeds, who will be without star defender Pontus Jansson due to suspension.
Leeds have made no fewer than nine new signings so far in the summer transfer window, while also making the loan moves of Jansson and Hadi Sacko into permanent deals.
Christiansen has revealed that due to injury problems and fully fit squad to choose from, he has a headache.
“I have the whole squad, no injuries, so that’s my headache,” Christiansen told The Daily Mail. “It will be a very difficult game.
“Bolton got promoted last season and have their first game at home in front of their fans and will want to make a good performance.
“We have to go their and try to take the three points and we know what we can expect there and what we have to deliver if we want to win.”
One suspects that Christiansen is pleased that there are no injury problems at the moment, as that only gives him more options both before and during the match.
Leeds have a strong squad, and all of the players will be important as the season progresses, with the Whites aiming to finish in the top six of the Championship in 2017-18.
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