Leeds United fans will be keeping a keen eye on the ins and outs at Elland Road as the season grows ever closer.
It has been a somewhat frustrating transfer window so far for the Whites. Transfer business has been fairly slow thus far.
With Marcelo Bielsa entering the West Yorkshire club, known for his dynamic tactics and meticulous approach to the game, Whites fans may have expected more activity so far. The club have sorted out their problem area between the sticks by bringing in Chelsea player Jamal Blackman on a season-long loan deal, but not a great deal has happened outside of that transfer.
Moods will have been lifted by the fact the club has had a bit accepted for Wolves player Barry Douglas.
However, Leeds United will need more than that if they are to challenge at the right end of the table, after an underwhelming season last time out. The club will want some big names with proven experience to come into the club and make an immediate impact.
With that in mind, here are two major coups that would really change Leeds United’s summer…
The big Sheffield Wednesday striker could come in and make an immediate impact at Elland Road.
The strong front man would add a focal point to the Leeds United attack. The presence of Fletcher alone would improve players such as Kemar Roofe, as he would bring the ball down and bring Roofe into play. Fletcher has a cool head, and would finish chances for Leeds. If he was given a good run in the side he could be one of the best strikers in the Championship.
At 31-years-of-age, he has plenty of experience and nouse behind him in both Premier League and Championship football.
With Wednesday looking to streamline their squad, this transfer coup could be a real possibility for the Elland Road outfit.
Young Arsenal midfielder Joe Willock would be the perfect player for Bielsa.
The young Arsenal midfielder, who has already played in the Premier League, has great energy which would fit him well into a Bielsa side. Bielsa demands high levels of pressing from his players, and Willock could perform this role.
Willock has a great range of passing and ability to beat a player with his skill.
The 18-year-old is in need of first team action so this could be a mutually beneficial move for both player and club.
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