#leeds-united

#leeds-united

Marking their return from November's international break with a collapse at Elland Road as they suffered a 2-1 loss at the hands of Aston Villa, Leeds have now lost all of their previous four consecutive Premier League appearances by an aggregate score of 11-4. Facing what looks set to be another heavyweight challenge here, it should also be noted that the relegation scrappers have lost six of their last seven top-flight showdowns.

"It was a great win at a difficult place. We had to dig deep and work hard and show our determination,. We deserved the win in the end. "When you look at everyone in the room we will work as hard as we can and leave everything out there. We may not be at it as normal but sometimes heart and determination gets you over the line."

It's that mentality of win or learn. You win, but if you don't, you analyse why. Where you start is not where you are collectively at the end of the season. We haven't got an abundance of experience but we have enough and we have players that can grow into roles, and step up. It's achievable, the evidence shows that

Image source, Shutterstock Sheffield United have signed former Leeds United striker Patrick Bamford on a short-term deal until January. The 32-year-old was a free agent after being released by the Premier League side in August. The Blades have made a poor start to the Championship season and are three points adrift of safety after 15 matches. Bamford, who won one cap for England in 2021, could make his debut in the Steel City derby at Sheffield Wednesday on Sunday, 23 November.

He needs to leave the club to play more often, and Leeds could be prepared to provide him with an exit route. It will be interesting to see if Manchester United are prepared to sanction his departure. Even though he is not a key player for them, he's a talented player and a useful squad member. Meanwhile, Leeds have had a disappointing start to the season, and they will be hoping to do well in the coming months.

As he tried to calm the concern after defeat at Nottingham Forest, manager Daniel Farke admitted Leeds United supporters could be described as "emotional". Which could go a long way to explaining why Joe Rodon has fitted in so well with them. The Wales defender not only wears his heart on his sleeve, but displays it on his face. You didn't have to be a body language expert to see the 28-year-old's City Ground frustration

It's a strange link, I think, he only arrived at Celtic on deadline there when he joined from Hammarby. It would be a massive surprise if Celtic were even considering letting him go so early into his Celtic career as well. I don't think Celtic will be open to letting the Tunisian international leave, and I don't think they'd be doing themselves any favours with the fans.

Leeds contacted Klopp about replacing Daniel Farke, whose future at Elland Road is under increasing scrutiny. Despite Leeds' promising start to the season, their recent run of poor form has left the club slipping down the Premier League table, leading to mounting pressure on Farke from fans and club officials alike. Leeds United are currently 16th in the Premier League, just four points above the relegation zone.

I had to learn it over time, Viduka says when asked whether his serenity was a superpower. I played a lot of games where I was very nervous. When I was younger, I might just have belted it and hoped for the best. Viduka chuckles as he recalls a game early in his time at Croatia Zagreb, now called Dinamo Zagreb.

The player is likely to move back to a European club. Bailey believes that a move to Germany is most likely for Carvalho. He said on Leeds United News: I've heard a lot about him. I think they will let him go out. I think a move back into Europe and back to Germany is most likely. I don't see Brentford letting him go to a rival. It's pretty nonsensical, really.

Leeds have made a respectable start to their Premier League return, as they seek to avoid immediate relegation to the Championship. And they intend to strength their chances of survival by making additions to Daniel Farke's squad when the transfer window re-opens in January. There are areas of the Leeds first team squad that may need to be addressed in January, with one of those being midfield. And that is why a target has been lined up for a possible move.

"I'm pleased with the way we play, and how dominant we are. We had several games where we were able to collect points," Farke said during his pre-match press conference. "It's always crucial as a newly promoted side to make your home stadium a fortress. "If you look at the teams that have lasted a while [in the Premier League], they have really, really good home records."

Leeds have had an encouraging start to their Premier League return, but they were left very disappointing by their 2-0 defeat to Burnley on Saturday. Daniel Farke's side went down to goals from Lesley Ugochukwu and Loum Tchaouna, with the result also meaning that the two teams are now only separated by one point in the league table. Leeds will feel hard done by to have lost at Turf Moor, given that they dominated for the vast majority of proceedings.