"Leeds United are struggling right now, and they are fighting for their survival in the Premier League. They will need to improve their team in January in order to bounce back strongly during the second half of the season. Leeds United manager Daniel Farke has now hinted that the club is working on potential deals for January as they look to improve the squad."
"During this week I am definitely too busy, Farke said, when asked about plans for the January window (via the YEP). I have not one second to think about what could happen, it also depends on injuries and how the players deliver in these upcoming games. I spoke in the summer about what he might have liked to sign and this has not gone away, in the background we are preparing but now is not the time to speak about it."
"Farke has previously claimed that he is looking to add a quality winger and a striker to the team. It will be interesting to see if Leeds can bring in the necessary signings. They need to add more goals to the side, and a quality striker could make a big difference. Leeds have a quality team at their disposal, but they are struggling right now."
Leeds United are battling to avoid relegation from the Premier League and currently sit 17th after conceding 26 goals in 14 matches. Manager Daniel Farke indicated the club is preparing for the January transfer window and has targeted a quality winger and striker to add goals and boost morale. Farke said he is too busy to discuss transfers now and that plans depend on injuries and player performances. The club spent over £100 million in the summer but results have not matched investment, increasing pressure on Farke and raising sack rumours if form does not improve.
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