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Thomas Christiansen confirms Ronaldo Vieira is in Leeds United’s squad

Leeds manager Thomas Christiansen looks on during the Sky Bet Championship match between Cardiff City and Leeds United at Cardiff City Stadium on S...
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Leeds United are set to take on Bristol City at Ashton Gate tomorrow.

Emre Can of Liverpool takes on Ronaldo Vieira of Leeds United during the EFL Cup Quarter-Final match between Liverpool and Leeds United at Anfield on November 29, 2016 in Liverpool,...

Thomas Christiansen has confirmed to the Yorkshire Evening Post that Ronaldo Vieira will be in Leeds United’s squad to face Bristol City tomorrow.

Vieira has been hugely underused by Leeds throughout the campaign to date, with the youngster featuring in just three Championship matches.

Vieira is yet to start a league fixture this term, but he could be given the nod at Ashton Gate tomorrow, with Christiansen almost having a fully fit squad to pick from.

Ronaldo Vieira of Leeds United closes down Ben Osborn of Nottingham Forest during the Sky Bet Championship match between Leeds United and Nottingham Forest at Elland Road on January 25,...

“Only Caleb [Ekuban] is out. The rest are available,” Christiansen said.

“Ronaldo Vieira is in the squad. He came from an injury. This week he has had the whole week and he is in the squad for the game tomorrow.”

Vieira was one of Leeds star performers last term, but Christiansen has preferred other options throughout the campaign so far.

Ross McCormack of Aston Villa is put under pressure from Ronaldo Vieira of Leeds United during the Sky Bet Championship match between Aston Villa and Leeds United at Villa Park on December...

Kalvin Phillips and Eunan O’Kane have generally been Leeds’ first choice pairing in midfield, but there is a realisation from Christiansen that something needs changing.

Leeds have gone off the boil recently, after making a hugely impressive start, and they have slipped down to sixth place in the Championship table.

The Whites have lost their last three matches in succession, and Christiansen will know how important picking up a victory tomorrow could be for his side’s season.