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Leeds United: Fans highlight Hull City’s Jarrod Bowen as one player they’d take from rivals

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Leeds United fans were highlighting the one Championship player they would take from their rivals after being asked the question.

The Athletic’s Leeds correspondent Phil Hay listed West Bromwich Albion attacker Matheus Pereira as the one player he would take in the side.

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However, fans had other players on their minds with some listing Hull City man Jarrod Bowen as the one player they would take.

The attacker has been on fire for the Tigers this season, scoring 15 goals in the second tier of English football, the joint-most in the division (via Transfermarkt).

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In stark contrast, the Whites’ top scorer is Patrick Bamford, who has scored just seven goals this campaign (via WhoScored). The 26-year-old also went on a ten-game run without scoring a single goal for Marcelo Bielsa’s side.

Fans were clear that they’d take the 23-year-old from Hull City if they could take a player from their rivals.

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Here is a selection of tweets from the Elland Road faithful, with one supporter suggesting that Bowen is “better” than Manchester United’s Daniel James:

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Leeds fans, who would you take from a Championship rival? Let us know your thoughts!

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