Sheffield United 0 Leeds United 1 – Patrick Bamford adds blades while Jack O’Connell loses season
Leeds United’s huge FAVORIS will mark an ace worth 30 million pounds before Liverpool, the Huddersfield Town talisman, is on the way out.
The whites failed to reach an agreement with Udinese in their search for Rodrigo de Paul, and this weekend they were connected with Todd Cantwell of Norwich City.
The newly promoted Premier League team is an additional policy for 35-year-old Pablo Hernandez, who has only finished 90 minutes once since football entered his coronavirus block in March.
Since Hernandez injured his groin in the warm-up for the match against Fulham, it has been decided that Rodrigo and Tyler Roberts will take the spot, but in either game, one withdrew at half-time and was replaced by the other. at Bramall Lane he still signed for a club record of 27 million pounds more to play as a centre forward.
With Patrick Bamford scoring in his first three games, Spain’s foreigner has had to seize opportunities elsewhere for now.
Cuisance was ruled outside Bayern’s call-up for Saturday’s 4–1 defeat at Hoffenheim and L’Equipe reports that he has had talks with Leeds about a imaginable movement of 18 million pounds. Newcastle United, Marseille and Nice would also be interested, but whites would be favourites to point out 21-year-old Frenchman.
Cuisance began his career in Nancy’s youth formula before joining Borussia Moenchengladbach, where he has become the youngest player to start a suitable Bundesliga for them in a time after his 18th birthday.
Left foot has been playing an offensive midfield role, however, it has been limited to 11 appearances in the absolute category for Bayern since its arrival last summer, marking its sole purpose in last league match last season.
Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa has not commented on reports of a 15 million pound transfer to Cantwell, who inspired the Premier League last season. Cantwell ruled off Sunday’s game against Bournemouth for “abandoning his standards” in education amid hypotheses about his future.
In addition to Rodrigo, Leeds has also signed power plants Robin Koch and Diego Llorente, who have not yet made his debut when he arrived from Real Sociedad last week, like so many players in progression.
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