Javi Gracia has several selection headaches to deal with ahead of this weekend’s trip to Wolverhampton Wanderers. Leeds United were dealt a blow to their survival hopes when Tyler Adams picked up a hamstring injury in midweek.
The American has been a rare highlight in an otherwise disappointing season for the Whites since his arrival last summer. Weston McKennie and Marc Roca are both fit for selection.
In defence, Gracia revealed Liam Cooper is available for selection after a six-game absence in the Premier League. A Scotland call-up appeared to confirm the 31-year-old had returned from injury.
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"Liam has been out of the team for some time, now he is with the team,” the manager said. “He can do many things on the pitch but he is very important off the pitch. His personality can help us. He's ready."
Up front, Gracia must decide whether to play top scorer Rodrigo or keep faith in Patrick Bamford. The former returned from injury last weekend but Bamford also scored a spectacular equaliser against Brighton. Could he even start the two together?
Wilfried Gnonto also provides Leeds plenty of food for thought ahead of the trip to Molineux. Arguably the Whites’ main attacking threat in recent months, Gracia has benched the Italian for the previous two fixtures.
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