Leeds United fans are probably still trying to get over the departure of Archie Gray after he left for Tottenham Hotspur.
What is Leeds’ loss is going to be Tottenham’s gain, as the Championship club continues to make changes to their squad.
Leeds’ Championship play-off final defeat to Southampton has come with its consequences and it means Daniel Farke isn’t going to get what he wants.
As mentioned, Gray is out of the door and the worry is that more will follow suit before the summer transfer window slams shut on August 30.
As soon as Leeds were beaten by Southampton, the future of Crysencio Summerville was in doubt at Elland Road.
Added to that, sources have told TBR that Wilfried Gnonto is wanted by Everton, so that’s another player fans will be worried about losing.
It’s fair to say that if any of the above duo depart, then fans will lose sleep because they will be huge losses to the team.
One man who the Yorkshire outfit probably won’t lose sleep over is defensive-minded midfielder, Glen Kamara.
The 28-year-old has left Leeds after one season and joined League 1 side Rennes.
Kamara took to Instagram to react to his exit, as he was lauded and applauded in the comments section of his IG post.
The likes of Gray, Ademola Lookman, Joel Piroe and Liam Cooper reacted to his exit.
Glen Kamara leaves Leeds United
‘What a guy,’ wrote Gray, with Lookman adding ‘congrats, bro’, Piroe told his now-departed teammate ‘Will miss you, brother. All the best’ and Cooper stated: ‘What a guy. Good luck, bro’.
Huge pressure on Leeds United
Even though three relegated teams have made an instant return to the Championship – Sheffield United, Luton Town and Burnley – you feel the biggest pressure is still on Leeds.
You just fear that if they don’t secure a top-two finish, then fans will fear the worst.
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Play-off and Leeds just don’t go well and they simply can’t afford to go down that road again.
The one big plus they can take into all of this is the fact that, under Marcelo Bielsa, when they were beaten by Derby County in the semi-finals of the play-offs, they reacted by winning the Championship outright the following season.
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