"The way he's been talking..." - Journalist thinks Marsch could make another Leeds transfer move
Leeds United manager Jesse Marsch would like to sign a new left-back ‘if the right opportunity cropped up’, according to journalist Dean Jones.
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Leeds United manager Jesse Marsch would like to sign a new left-back ‘if the right opportunity cropped up’, according to journalist Dean Jones.
The new Premier League season is approaching and it seems a number of places in Jesse Marsch’s starting XI for the Wolves opener are still up for grabs. Spots in attacking areas don’t seem to be nailed down just yet, with the likes of Jack Harrison, Rodrigo, Joe Gelhardt, Patrick Bamford, Luis Sinisterra and Crysencio Summerville amongst those pushing for a spot in the side.
Leeds star Leif Davis could get an opportunity to help solve the club’s crisis at left-back, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
Leeds star Leif Davis could get an opportunity to help solve the club’s crisis at left-back, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
Leeds United’s lack of options at left-back is hampering Ipswich Town‘s pursuit of Leif Davis but the Whites will be very open to selling the 22-year-old to the League One club if they strengthen at the position, sources have exclusively informed Football League World.
Jesse Marsch is in two minds about keeping Leeds United left-back Leif Davis at Elland Road, according to Phil Hay.
Here are the latest evening headlines on Sunday, July 17.
Leeds United lost their second game of the pre-season tour of Australia after falling to a 1-0 defeat against Aston Villa at the Suncorp Stadium. Danny Ings' second-half penalty settled a feisty affair which saw Archie Gray forced off on a stretcher.