After having had difficulties before the goal against Newcastle United, Leeds United would have fixed the prospect of a late decision to sign a well -necessary addition of attack.
Farke: Leeds “deserved” Newcastle Point
A point against Newcastle is by no means a bad point for Leeds, who has lost only one of their first three games in the Premier League. While the goals lacked again, the whites defended themselves well and, on their credit, were not to any point to rush to keep their draw against what is a team from the Champions League these days. As a result, Daniel Farke remained satisfied on his side.
“I think there was not much between the two teams. I think in the end, a well-deserved point for both sides. I think we probably had a better first half, they were a little more dominant in possession.
“In the second half, although we probably had the best chances of the game, especially in the second period, we were not far from winning the three points. But I don’t want to be too greedy.”
Their striker problem is the one that Elland Road chiefs are still trying to solve. It seemed that Igor Paixao could solve this problem earlier in summer, for example, before joining Marseille. Meanwhile, Facundo Buonanotte also seemed to be a well -placed option, only for Chelsea to arrive.
So it is not the lack of trying, but Leeds must always solve this problem before the transfer window closes. Countless teams have been relegated because of their struggle for the objectives. Leeds will not want to add to this list.
Instead, following a solid start, the Yorkshire Club would have set the subject of another creative spark while the deadline on Monday continues to approach.
Leeds looking at Spertyan’s late move
As reported by the cross of athletics, Leeds is now considering a late move to sign Eduard Sperttyan from Krasnodar. The attacker midfielder has had an excellent start this season, scoring five goals and helping seven others in just 10 games, and now finds himself on the radar of the 49ers.
The fact that Farke has briefly worked with the midfielder before can also help any agreement. The German resulted in Sperttyan during a three -month stay in Krasnodar, but never had the chance to see him play following the winter break and the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Now the duo could have a late meeting at Elland Road.
Nicknamed a “brilliant young talent” by the scout U23 Antonio Mango in 2022, Sperttyan now thrives at the top of his powers and did not make what praise. While the window is coming to an end, it is the one Leeds should push to sign.
