"I think they will have to get by on common sense and effort, and hope that is enough, because there are not enough star players there. They're a bit like Scotland. They need to make the most of what they have, and they have to earn their wins as a team; every move has to be earned. Unless they get a Scott McTominay, they will struggle in the best league in the world."
"Leeds United have had a mediocre start to the Premier League campaign, and they are struggling right now. They will be desperate for survival in the Premier League, but they need quality players in order to bounce back strongly. They will not want to go back to the second division of English football at the end of the season Leeds told they need someone like Scott McTominay Leeds United legend Gordon Strachan has now claimed that they need better players in order to stay up."
"He believes that someone like Scott McTominay could make a defining impact at Leeds United. He went to compare Leeds with the Scotland national team, which is also dependent on McTominay. Strachan believes that Leeds need someone who can carry them in the top flight and guide them to safety. The Scottish International has been outstanding for Napoli, and he helped them win the league title last season. He was nominated for the Ballon d'Or as well."
Leeds United have had a mediocre Premier League start and are currently struggling near the relegation zone. The club will be desperate for survival and must recruit higher-quality players to bounce back and avoid a return to the second division. Gordon Strachan says Leeds lack star players and need someone capable of carrying the team in the top flight, likening the situation to Scotland’s reliance on Scott McTominay. McTominay impressed for Napoli, winning the league and earning a Ballon d'Or nomination. A move for McTominay is unrealistic, so Leeds must seek a dynamic attacker to provide goals and creativity in the final third. Daniel Farke faces growing pressure.
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