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Former Celtic and Chelsea striker Chris Sutton admits he is concerned for Leeds United ahead of the summer transfer window.

Jesse Marsch’s side needed a last-gasp 2-1 win away at Brentford on the final day of the season to escape the drop by three points, with Leeds' safety coming at expense of Burnley, who were relegated after six seasons in the Premier League.

Despite Leeds’ safety, Sutton, who won the Premier League as a player while at Blackburn Rovers, felt that the Whites were lucky to escape on the final day of the season and that to ensure a more comfortable 2022/23 campaign, they need to make big signings next year and retain their key players.

"Absolutely (surprised). Jesse Marsch, he’s such a positive guy,” BBC's Monday Night Club. “He always believed, stayed positive, they stayed up because Burnley didn’t get a result I understand the positive thinking but they got away with one. I worry for Leeds in the summer. It’s a really interesting summer, a lot of Leeds fans have been frustrated about the lack of signings in January.

"Raphinha must have his head turned if Barcelona are in for him, the hope is they can keep the likes of (Kalvin) Phillips. It’s been a disaster defensively but they’ve had a difficult time, they’ve got over the line but this