Leeds United fans here in the Tavern are extremely disappointed with how their season has panned out, as they look like finishing in the bottom half of the Championship.
Indeed, Paul Heckingbottom could be heading for the exits in the summer after struggling to lead his side to success, with many of our local residents wanting to see the back of him at the end of the season. But, it’s the summer transfer window that will be of huge importance to the club’s future, as they’ll look to strengthen with the aim of earning promotion next season.
Interestingly, it looks as if they’re already beginning to take a look at a few potential signings, as Leeds United want to land Olympiacos midfielder Vadis Odjidja-Ofoe on loan. Although, this won’t be the only bit of business that the Whites will look to complete in the current campaign, as a major overhaul may be conducted to avoid a repeat of this season’s disasters.
Nevertheless, here’s a look at TWO players that need to follow Odjidja-Ofoe to Elland Road this summer…
Bradley Dack
Indeed, Bradley Dack has been the standout performer for Blackburn Rovers so far this season and even picked up the League One player of the Season award recently, as he continues to perform well above his pay grade
Interestingly, his current club might enjoy promotion to the Championship in the current campaign, but there’s no doubt that a move to Leeds United would be a step up for the 24-year-old.
Therefore, the Whites should look to bring the midfielder to Elland Road in the summer months, after enjoying arguably the best season in his entire career thus far.
Jack Marriott
Jack Marriott continues to establish himself as one of the most prolific strikers in English football, as he remains in pole position for the golden boot in League One this season at current club Peterborough United.
Although, a move away in the summer transfer window does look likely after being linked with a number of clubs in January, with Leeds in desperate need of a proven goalscorer that can guarantee goals on a consistent basis.
So without further ado, the Whites should look to bring the Englishman to Yorkshire at the end of the season, as he deserves a step up to Championship football after enjoying his breakthrough season.
